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- vba - Hide all columns in an Excel table except a few chosen . . .
The required can be done easily with the following loop: Sub hide() Sub hide() Dim column As Range Dim Lastcolumn As Long Lastcolumn = ActiveSheet Cells(1, Columns Count) End(xlToLeft) column For Each column In ActiveSheet Range(ActiveSheet Cells(1, 1), ActiveSheet Cells(1, Lastcolumn)) If column = "Unhide" Or column = "Unhide also" Then column EntireColumn Hidden = False Else column
- Range. Columns property (Excel) | Microsoft Learn
For more information, see the Worksheet Columns property Example This example sets the value of every cell in column one in the range named myRange to 0 (zero) Range("myRange") Columns(1) Value = 0 This example displays the number of columns in the selection on Sheet1 If more than one area is selected, the example loops through each area
- Excel Range Select Columns VBA - Code VBA
Another ways to identify a column is using the range address, e g Range("B:B"), or Range("B:D") for columns B, C and D N-th item in the collection When leaving out the second optional argument ColumnIndex, the Columns property returns the nth item The order in which items get returned is breadth-first, so in the example table the columns
- MAcro to hide all columns except those selected - help
I have a table and I would like to run a macro to hide all columns except those columns which i have selected highlighted The current code only unhides the first column i have selected the code is below Sub ShowSelColOnly() Dim thecols As Integer thecols = ActiveCell Column ' Hides all the cols between c and IV
- VBA Code to hide columns except highlighted
Hi Certified - This one was fun Try the code below Try it on a practice worksheet first because it does hide ALL columns at one point The code first identifies the selected columns, then hides ALL columns, then unhides only the selected columns Hope this helps
- View selected columns in Excel using VBA | Microsoft . . .
Chan_Tze_Leong Here is the VBA code, you just have to create a new button for each month and show hide the columns accordingly Option Explicit Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() ' To Show ONLY your Janaury Columns 'Me Unprotect ("yourpass") Application ScreenUpdating = False With ActiveSheet Range("E:AS") EntireColumn Hidden = True ' Displays the month of January ONLY Range("F:F, S:S
- VBA Copy columns, exclude some - Microsoft Community
The code copies a range (A:W) and paste it to a new workbook Now I want to exclude some of the columns in the range A:W, how can I do that? Thanks! p s I already tried: ThisWorkbook Worksheets("UGT") Range("A:R" "W") SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible) Copy Destination:=NewBook Sheets(ATARankOne) Rows(40) Columns(1)
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