In order to use the Dictionary object, you need to reference the Microsoft Scripting Runtime, scrrun.dll. But, if you're going to distribute the application to other users, you need to tread carefully.
The reason the dll is called "scripting" runtime is because it was designed to provide file...
The Hidden property applies to entire rows and columns, so you might try:
Dim c As Range
For Each c In Range("C3:K" & rowLimit).Cells
If (Not c.EntireColumn.Hidden) And (Not c.EntireRow.Hidden) Then
If IsEmpty(c.Value) Then
' Perform action
End If
End If...
This is one of those annoyances that I ended up writing a function for. I always figured there should be a built-in way to get the alpha reference for the column, but I never could find one. Anyway, here's the function I wrote:
Public Function GetColumnAlpha(ByRef cell As Range) As String...
+1 for Peter's suggestions. You might try something like the following:
Sub Breaking()
Dim sLine As String
Open "C:\Output.txt" For Output As #0
Open "C:\ND.txt" For Input As #1
Do While Not EOF(1)
Line Input #1, sLine
If (UCase$(Left$(sLine, 2)) =...
The best way to tell is to just download the free trial, test it out, and but it if you like it.
I develop a flowcharting tool (not code to flowchart, though), so I've seen it listed on the same download sites I list mine on. The product seems legit. Also many of the software download sites...
A more advanced solution would be to open up the macro editor, right-click on the Personal.xls VBA project and select Insert > Module. Rename the module if you like. Then, add the following code to the module:
Public Sub AppendTextToRange()
Dim rng As Range
Dim c As Range
Dim txt...
