How would I attach a CSV ?

"Roger Whitehead" wrote:

Without seeing what you've got, this is very difficult. If you want to
attach a CSV go ahead - change confidential details first.

The follwing code will strip empty columns from E:IV first, which may
help...

Watch out for the Word Wrap!

Roger

'Code----------------------------------------------
'<Clear empty columns first---------------
For c = 255 To 5 Step -1
If Application.WorksheetFunction.CountA(Columns(c)) = 0 Then
lastcol = c
Exit For
End If
Next
'</Clear empty columns first---------------

Rows(1).Insert
Set myrange = Range("E1:IV1")
myrange.FormulaR1C1 = "=IF(AND(LEN(R9C)=0,LEN(R10C)=0),1,"""")"
myrange.Value = myrange.Value
myrange.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeConstants, xlNumbers).EntireColumn.Delete

'Loop for now, but could Select A1 and save WB, then use special cells to
'Find LastCell
For c = 255 To 1 Step -1
If Application.WorksheetFunction.CountA(Range(Cells(2 , c), Cells(65536,
c))) < 0 Then
lastcol = c
Exit For
End If
Next

Rows(1).Delete
Range(Cells(6, 5), Cells(10, lastcol)).BorderAround , xlThick,
xlColorIndexAutomatic

'End code------------------------------------------







"manfareed" wrote in message
...
Hi,

Not always the case. I want data in 5&6 because they will be branch
identifiers i.e. branch name and code. 8&9 are for data only. If we delete
8&9 if blank it becomes difficult for me to identify which branch the
values
belong to.

Thanks,

Manir

"Roger Whitehead" wrote:

If rows 5&6 are blank, will rows 8&9 also be blank?
If rows 8&9 are blank, will rows 5&6 also be blank?

If there' a consistency, it would be helpful...

R


"manfareed" wrote in message
...
Hi Roger,

Sorry for the confusion. Not all columns are blanks. It varies each
time I
run a report.

Column G rows 5&6 could be blank or it could say contain data for eg.
Milton
Keynes. If it does then "Milton Keynes " data would be copied to the
next
blank column.

I hope this helps.

Thanks,

Manir
"Roger Whitehead" wrote:

Hi Manir,

Now you've lost me:
..... Similarly G5="Milton Keynes ,
G6="06120" then Milton Keynes should be copied say to G if
populated.

Milton Keynes copies to G (G5, presumably?)
If populated? Of if NOT populated?

If data is continually copied to the right, it will be leaving holes
behind... Ok, so we could work in reverse, but that may potentially
leave
columns E to (say) Z empty.

Any chance of that CSV copy, and a broader view of your objective?

Regards
Roger


"manfareed" wrote in message
...
Roger,

As per your email ... The Data should be copied from column "E"
onwards
to
the next blank column.eg. E5="Manchester E6= 0610 and if F5 and F6
are
blank
then it should be copied to these cells. Similarly G5="Milton Keynes
,
G6="06120" then Milton Keynes should be copied say to G if
populated.

I was thinking of running this process prior to deleting columns if
row
8&9
are blank [for which you have already supplied code].

Hope this helps.

Thanks,

"Roger Whitehead" wrote:

Rows 6 + 7 appear to be project creep!

I wish to delete columns from column "E" onwards which have
no
value
on
rows
8 and 9. Also I would like to place a "thick box border"
around
rows
6
to
10
up to the and including the last column with data.

We don't usually like attachments, but can you attach a *CSV*
version
of
a
portion of your sheet? Please make sure you state clearly the
starting
cell
of the CSV (I'd prefer it to be A1, but if it isn't please advise).

Regards
Roger

"manfareed" wrote in message
...
Hi Roger,

This works but causes another problem.When deleting the columns
it
deletes
some of the headings which are in rows 6+7. Would it be possible
to
copy
the
row headings from rows 6+7 to the next "blank" column to the
right
i.e.
it
contains data in rows 7 to 9 but has no heading detail in rows
6+7.

It follows that if there are 2 blanks columns after the row
heading
then
it
should be copied to the next to these blank cells. Eg if
"Birmingham"
row
6
and "060300" is row 7is in column E and F&G are blank then it
should
be
copied to F&G.

Thanks,

Manir


"Roger Whitehead" wrote:

Sorry - that's my comment at

find LastCell

The word wrap has broken the comment line & tuned it into code.
Comment
that
line out & try again.

R

"manfareed" wrote in
message
...
Hi Roger,

I get an error- "sub or function not defined".

Thanks,






"Roger Whitehead" wrote:

Hi manfareed, try the following. This assumes Excel to 2003,
and
that
at
least the last row of the sheet is empty

Sub deleteCols()
Rows(1).Insert
Set myrange = Range("E1:IV1")
myrange.FormulaR1C1 =
"=IF(AND(LEN(R9C)=0,LEN(R10C)=0),1,"""")"
myrange.Value = myrange.Value
myrange.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeConstants,
xlNumbers).EntireColumn.Delete

'Loop for now, but could Select A1 and save WB, then use
special
cells
to
find LastCell
For c = 255 To 1 Step -1
If Application.WorksheetFunction.CountA(Range(Cells(2 ,
c),
Cells(65536,
c))) < 0 Then
lastcol = c
Exit For
End If
Next

Rows(1).Delete
Range(Cells(6, 5), Cells(10, lastcol)).BorderAround ,
xlThick,
xlColorIndexAutomatic
End Sub


---
HTH
Roger
Shaftesbury (UK)


"manfareed" wrote in
message
...
Hi

I wish to delete columns from column "E" onwards which have
no
value
on
rows
8 and 9. Also I would like to place a "thick box border"
around
rows
6
to
10
up to the and including the last column with data.

Thanks