I generate spreadsheets monthly that require the exact same clean-up/editing
functions each time, such as deleting the first three rows, moving a
particular column to the end of the sheet and then deleting various and
multiple columns. Is there a way to program these editing functions so I do
not have to manually perform same ad infinitum and ad nauseum?

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Try recording a macro when you do the steps manually
(Tools Macro Record New Marco)

You could then "playback" the macro by running it

And if you need help generalizing your macro,
try posting in .programming (paste your macro)
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Max
Singapore
http://savefile.com/projects/236895
Downloads:22,500 Files:370 Subscribers:66
xdemechanik
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"Dazed and Confused" wrote:
I generate spreadsheets monthly that require the exact same clean-up/editing
functions each time, such as deleting the first three rows, moving a
particular column to the end of the sheet and then deleting various and
multiple columns. Is there a way to program these editing functions so I do
not have to manually perform same ad infinitum and ad nauseum?

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

As you have mentioned that you need those functions ubiquitously, I
suggest you to use macros. Once you create them in a sheet , you can
use them in any other sheet2 too.
Here I present you one sample for deleting first three rows,
1.First make sure that your excel workbook is macro enabled
2.Now right click on the toolbarselect control box
3.From the control box that appears on your screen, select command
button and draw it to your sheet
3.Right click on the command button and click properties from the pop
up
4.In the properties window, set caption=Delete Rows (It will help you
to get notified what this command button is meant for)
5. Now double click on the command button to open the code window and
then paste following codes
Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
Dim row as Integer
Row=1
For row=1 to 3
Sheet1.Rows(row).Delete
next
End Sub

6.Similarly to delete particular columnuser following code with another
command button
Sheet1.Columns(<column index).Delete
7.To move a cell to the end of sheet, use following codes with another
command button
Dim row as integer,col as integer
Row=1
Col=1
While sheet1.cells(row,col).Value<””
Row=row+1
Wend
Sheet1.cells(row,col).Value=sheet1.cells(1,1).Valu e

Above code moves first cell in first row to last cell in first row




Have a nice time

Chris
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Convert your Excel spreadsheet into an online calculator.
http://www.spreadsheetconverter.com




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Chris Bode

Thank you, Max. I had to try it a couple of times, as I had to reduce the
sheet from 114 columns to 14, reformat cells + change column width
throughout, but I finally got it right. Thanks again!

"Max" wrote:

Try recording a macro when you do the steps manually
(Tools Macro Record New Marco)

You could then "playback" the macro by running it

And if you need help generalizing your macro,
try posting in .programming (paste your macro)
--
Max
Singapore
http://savefile.com/projects/236895
Downloads:22,500 Files:370 Subscribers:66
xdemechanik
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"Dazed and Confused" wrote:
I generate spreadsheets monthly that require the exact same clean-up/editing
functions each time, such as deleting the first three rows, moving a
particular column to the end of the sheet and then deleting various and
multiple columns. Is there a way to program these editing functions so I do
not have to manually perform same ad infinitum and ad nauseum?

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Thank you. That provided me with much-needed insight into not only how I can
set up this particular project, but other projects of a similar nature.
Thanks again, Chris!

"Chris Bode" wrote:


As you have mentioned that you need those functions ubiquitously, I
suggest you to use macros. Once you create them in a sheet , you can
use them in any other sheet2 too.
Here I present you one sample for deleting first three rows,
1.First make sure that your excel workbook is macro enabled
2.Now right click on the toolbarselect control box
3.From the control box that appears on your screen, select command
button and draw it to your sheet
3.Right click on the command button and click properties from the pop
up
4.In the properties window, set caption=Delete Rows (It will help you
to get notified what this command button is meant for)
5. Now double click on the command button to open the code window and
then paste following codes
Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
Dim row as Integer
Row=1
For row=1 to 3
Sheet1.Rows(row).Delete
next
End Sub

6.Similarly to delete particular columnuser following code with another
command button
Sheet1.Columns(<column index).Delete
7.To move a cell to the end of sheet, use following codes with another
command button
Dim row as integer,col as integer
Row=1
Col=1
While sheet1.cells(row,col).Value<€�€�
Row=row+1
Wend
Sheet1.cells(row,col).Value=sheet1.cells(1,1).Valu e

Above code moves first cell in first row to last cell in first row




Have a nice time

Chris
------
Convert your Excel spreadsheet into an online calculator.
http://www.spreadsheetconverter.com




--
Chris Bode

Good to hear. Thanks for rating & feedback
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Max
Singapore
http://savefile.com/projects/236895
Downloads:22,500 Files:370 Subscribers:66
xdemechanik
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"Dazed and Confused" wrote in
message ...
Thank you, Max. I had to try it a couple of times, as I had to reduce the
sheet from 114 columns to 14, reformat cells + change column width
throughout, but I finally got it right. Thanks again!