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how to delete drop down boxes
do not know the version of excel I am working with...I have created a
worksheet with drop down boxes and I cannot put it onto web sites for clients to use as I am told it is to complicated and i need to simplify it...so I need to delete the drop down boxes however I cannot find the information to allow me to do it without redoing the whole thing and not greating the boxes... Is there a way to delete the boxes to simplify the worksheet. To describe the sheet, it is a calender that has 52 sheets for each week of the year...then 7 days on each sheet...then each day has 5 rooms to be booked and then 35 time slots per each room and each time slot has a drop down box so the user only has to select the time box and choose their name...complicated, I know. Thanks for any help to save me time. Blaine |
how to delete drop down boxes
The drop down boxes are created using data validation. You would have to
remove data validation from each instance. Hopefully someone will be able to give you a macro to do so. "Blaine" wrote: do not know the version of excel I am working with...I have created a worksheet with drop down boxes and I cannot put it onto web sites for clients to use as I am told it is to complicated and i need to simplify it...so I need to delete the drop down boxes however I cannot find the information to allow me to do it without redoing the whole thing and not greating the boxes... Is there a way to delete the boxes to simplify the worksheet. To describe the sheet, it is a calender that has 52 sheets for each week of the year...then 7 days on each sheet...then each day has 5 rooms to be booked and then 35 time slots per each room and each time slot has a drop down box so the user only has to select the time box and choose their name...complicated, I know. Thanks for any help to save me time. Blaine |
how to delete drop down boxes
Sub Macro1()
Dim ws As Worksheet For Each ws In ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets On Error Resume Next ws.Cells.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeAllValidation).Del ete Next ws End Sub Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 23 Feb 2010 08:07:02 -0800, Blaine wrote: do not know the version of excel I am working with...I have created a worksheet with drop down boxes and I cannot put it onto web sites for clients to use as I am told it is to complicated and i need to simplify it...so I need to delete the drop down boxes however I cannot find the information to allow me to do it without redoing the whole thing and not greating the boxes... Is there a way to delete the boxes to simplify the worksheet. To describe the sheet, it is a calender that has 52 sheets for each week of the year...then 7 days on each sheet...then each day has 5 rooms to be booked and then 35 time slots per each room and each time slot has a drop down box so the user only has to select the time box and choose their name...complicated, I know. Thanks for any help to save me time. Blaine |
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