hello,
I am having an issue adding a client to a SBS2003 system...
---system has 45 users, this particular user is "out back" in a warehouse...he has a line pulled about 25 feet to a cisco e1000 router that another user has...that other user is plugged in fine.
I posted in dns for the simple...
I've tried to read through as many threads as possible to find my situation but my eyes have now become blurry and I'm starting a new thread. I'm a user no tech expertise here! The guy who set up my VPN is long gone:
I have a VPN set up from Home to Work. I am able to print at home from my...
As I mentioned before, it is very easy to print by simply pressing the print icon but say I have someone who may not be as experienced. I can direct them to print the document with a nice big link.
My curiosity is what's driving this. Sometimes you get that feeling like "there has to be a way"...
Hi All,
I was wondering if there is a way to direct a hyperlink to print a document. I know you can always go up and click on the print icon but my curiosity is getting the better of me and I was wondering if there is a solution.
Thanks,
Steph
Thanks to everyone....
Dan's solution works just fine. I only wanted the worksheet name because I needed it for another formula reference (dynamic). Since I'm not so advanced on the VB I wanted a forumula without all the other junk (path etc).
I appreciate the option!! You guys rock!
By the...
Hello All,
I'm trying to display my worksheet name in cell A1. I checked the FAQs the but the one listed on this subject isnt working for me. Any help? I would like to use a formula vs VBA.
Thanks,
Steph
If your data is in Columns A & B then the formula should look something like this in Column C:
=VLOOKUP(A1:A500,Name,1)
But first you should name your range in Column B. Highlight the selection in Column B then click on Insert-Name-Define. Type a Name you will remember, then OK. Use the...
Those both sound good. I am trying to plug this into a larger code:
Option Explicit
Sub test()
Dim FindSheetName As String
Dim HowManyFound As Integer
FindSheetName = InputBox("Enter Customer Name", "Worksheet Selection")
If UniqueSheetName(FindSheetName, HowManyFound)...
Can anyone tell me how to activate the first worksheet that meets Inputbox criteria. For example, in a workbook of 50 sheets, I have a five worksheets that beging with the letters "ST" Even though I may have 5 worksheets that being with "ST", I want VB to activate the first...
GOT IT!!
Here is the full Code:
Sub test()
Dim FindSheetName As String
Dim HowManyFound As Integer
FindSheetName = InputBox("Enter Customer Name", "Worksheet Selection")
If UniqueSheetName(FindSheetName, HowManyFound) Then
MsgBox "SheetName is " +...
Thank you both!!
The code works well to idenify the name of the worksheet. I was able to add in the [InputBox]. Any ideas on how to then activate the desired worksheet?
:) Steph
Back in Nov there was a code posted for finding and activating a worksheet in Excel. thread707-697281
My question is, can variables be used to find the closest match for a worksheet name. In other words, I don't want users to have to type in the exact name of the worksheet but, instead the...
Hi All,
I have a workbook with approx 40 worksheet all structured in the same manner. I want to find a keyword in the worksheets and copy/paste that row into a new master worksheet.
Any suggestions will be helpful.
Thanks,
Stephanie
Hello All,
My Excel workbook has approximately 40 worksheet all structured in the same manner. I am looking for a way to select all worksheet to find a certain keyword in a column/row. If found I would like to copy each of those rows and paste into one new master worksheet.
Any suggestion is...
Does anyone have a program that will produce a transaction detail for an A/R customer's account. Right now I can only view on the inquiry screen. I'd like to be able to print out the same information.
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