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Tag Archives: VBA
Use VBA code to pick random cells from a filtered selection in an Excel workbook
This example shows how you can use VBA code to pick random cells in an Excel workbook when the selected cells are filtered. The post Use VBA code to pick random cells from the currently selected cells in an Excel … Continue reading
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Tagged C#, C# programming, example, example program, Excel, pick random cells, pick random elements, pick random items, random, VBA, Windows Forms programming
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Use VBA to make a Gantt chart showing work schedules
This example shows how to use VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) in an Excel workbook to draw a Gantt chart showing when employees are scheduled to work. This isn’t C# programming, but you may find it useful. (And I don’t … Continue reading
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Use VBA to randomize Excel selections
The post Use VBA to randomize cells in Excel explains how you can randomize a simple selection’s rows. Unfortunately that method cannot randomize Excel selections in general. In particular it doesn’t work if the current selection includes multiple areas on … Continue reading
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Tagged C#, C# programming, example, example program, Excel, Excel range areas, Excel selection, randomize Excel selections, range areas, VBA, Windows Forms programming
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Understand range areas in Excel VBA
Most of my VBA examples assume that the current selection is a single block of cells. If the selection includes a single area, then you can easily loop through the cells that it contains. Unfortunately if the selection includes multiple … Continue reading
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Tagged C#, C# programming, example, example program, Excel, Excel range areas, Excel selection, range areas, VBA, Windows Forms programming
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Use VBA macros to add hyperlinks to external files
My book Essential Algorithms: A Practical Approach to Computer Algorithms has associated instructor materials that include lesson plans and PowerPoint presentations that are accessible via hyperlinks. The materials include a summary Excel workbook that contains hyperlinks that let you open … Continue reading
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Tagged C#, C# programming, create hyperlink, example, example program, Excel, hyperlink, Office, PowerPoint, remove hyperlink, VBA, Visual Basic for Applications, Windows Forms programming, Word
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Use VBA to randomize cells in Excel
This is quick excursion into Excel VBA programming. This example uses a VBA macro to let you randomize the selected cells in an Excel workbook. If you select a contiguous block of cells and click the Randomize button, the following … Continue reading
Add and remove pictures in an Excel worksheet
This is another brief foray into VBA programming. When you click the Insert Image button, the following VBA code executes. ‘ Insert a picture at the selection. Sub Button1_Click() Dim filters As String Dim filename As Variant ‘ Define the … Continue reading
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Tagged example, example program, Excel, insert picture, Microsoft Office, Office, remove picture, VBA, Visual Basic for Applications, Windows Forms programming
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Use VBA code to pick random cells from the currently selected cells in an Excel workbook
This example shows how you can use VBA code to pick random cells in an Excel workbook. Sooner or later, many programmers need to write code to control another application such as the Microsoft Office applications, either for their own … Continue reading
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Tagged C#, C# programming, example, example program, Excel, pick random cells, pick random elements, pick random items, random, VBA, Windows Forms programming
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