[SOLVED:] Just tesitng, checkin out and messin with the BBCodes and stuff

Just tesitng, checkin out and messin with the BBCodes and stuff

Just testing, checkin out and messin with the BBCodes and stuff to get familiar before "posting for real"

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Hi vbaexpress

_____ Workbook: Mappe1 ( Using Excel 2010 32 bit )

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Worksheet: Tabelle1

Code:

Sub ShowRangeToBBCForm() 'Main Program ufRangeToBBC.Show vbModeless End Sub Have I got a horizontal scroll bar , well it would appear so Alan

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hallo

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Originally Posted by DocAElstein

Just testing, checkin out and messin with the BBCodes and stuff to get familiar before "posting for real"

http://www.vbaexpress.com/
http://www.vbaexpress.com/forum/show...l=1#post421358
http://www.vbaexpress.com/forum/show...uff#post421358

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Code:

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Originally Posted by Som

Open file with vba based on file name
….I know how to open a file based on a name …

Quote:

Originally Posted by Som

I would like to open a file, when the filename includes either "cp4" or "gt4"
Then I have tó open a file, if the filename doesn’t include "ghl"

Hi,

Code:

Sub SomNames() ' www.vbaexpress.com/forum/showthread.php?70999-Open-file-with-vba-based-on-file-name Dim arrNms() As Variant Let arrNms() = Array("abcd.xls", "abcp4cd.xlsm", "abgt4cd.xlsx", "abghlcd.xls", "efgh.xls") Dim SomName As Variant For Each SomName In arrNms() Select Case True Case SomName Like "*cp4*" MsgBox prompt:="Name """ & SomName & """ got ""cp4"" in it" Case SomName Like "*gt4*" MsgBox prompt:="Name """ & SomName & """ got ""gt4"" in it" End Select Next SomName For Each SomName In arrNms() Select Case False Case SomName Like "*ghl*" MsgBox prompt:="Name """ & SomName & """ not got ""ghl"" in it" End Select Next SomName End Sub

Some extra notes for this main forum Thread
http://www.vbaexpress.com/forum/show...-the-clipboard

So, just now I am using the forum editer to prepare this post in the usual way. I do something else, somewhere else.
Then I come back here and I hit the keys Ctrl+V on my keybord and get this

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I bet everyone would like to know how I did that amazing thing. No? Well I am going tp tell ya anyways, :)
see here, wot I just posted http://www.vbaexpress.com/forum/show...l=1#post421372 - scroll down to the bit titled
This is how I did it.