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Trouble returning to original active cell
The following is some code that I have written in Excel 2000 using
Windows 98. It works fine except that it does not return to the original active sheet and cell from before the routine was called. Any ideas? Thanks! Private Sub TextBox1_Change() ' This macro is called when the value in TextBox1 is changed. ' Textbox1 is a textbox in sheet 2 which is linked to a cell ' in sheet 2 whose value changes as certain cell values ' in sheet1 are changed by the user. Dim OriginalCell As Range Dim OriginalSheet As Worksheet ' Record the original active sheet and cell from before the macro ' was started so as to be able to return there when the macro ' has finished. Set OriginalCell = ActiveCell Set OriginalSheet = ActiveSheet If Sheet2.Range("q10").Value 1 / 6 _ And (Sheet2.Range("q8").Value < 0.25 _ Or Sheet2.Range("q9").Value < 0.25) _ And Sheet2.Range("q8").Value 0 _ And Sheet2.Range("q9").Value 0 Then ' Call the subroutine which evaluates soil bearing pressures. ResolveSoilPressures ' If the solver did not find valid results, let the user ' know about it. If Abs(1 - Sheet2.Range("H16").Value / _ Sheet2.Range("K5").Value) 0.00001 _ Or Abs(1 - Sheet2.Range("h17").Value / _ Sheet2.Range("K6").Value) 0.00001 Then MsgBox ("The solver failed to find an exact solution for" _ & Chr$(13) & _ "this footing. Please review to confirm the results" _ & Chr$(13) & _ "of this design. If the results are invalid," _ & Chr$(13) & _ "please change footing parameters and rerun design.") End If ' Go back to the original active sheet and cell from before the macro was called. OriginalSheet.Activate OriginalCell.Select End Sub Public Sub ResolveSoilPressures() SolverReset SolverLoad LoadArea:="Sheet2!$A$1:$A$9" SolverOptions MaxTime:=100, Iterations:=100, Precision:=0.0000000001, _ AssumeLinear:=False, StepThru:=False, Estimates:=1, Derivatives:=1, _ SearchOption:=1, IntTolerance:=5, Scaling:=False, Convergence:=0.0001, _ AssumeNonNeg:=False SolverOk SetCell:="Sheet2!$H$19", MaxMinVal:=1, ValueOf:="0", ByChange:= _ "Sheet2!$H$5,Sheet2!$H$6,Sheet2!$H$11,Sheet2!$H$12 " SolverSolve UserFinish:=True SolverFinish KeepFinal:=1 End Sub If sheet 1 is the active sheet when the textbox_change event is called, then the routine fails at "OriginalCell.Select" with the error, "Select method of Range class failed". If sheet 2 is the active sheet when the textbox_change event is called, it works fine returning the pointer to the original cell from before the routine was called. Thank you for any help. Giz |
Trouble returning to original active cell
If you replace this:
OriginalSheet.Activate with OriginalSheet.Select does it help? -- Jim "Giznawz" wrote in message oups.com... The following is some code that I have written in Excel 2000 using Windows 98. It works fine except that it does not return to the original active sheet and cell from before the routine was called. Any ideas? Thanks! Private Sub TextBox1_Change() ' This macro is called when the value in TextBox1 is changed. ' Textbox1 is a textbox in sheet 2 which is linked to a cell ' in sheet 2 whose value changes as certain cell values ' in sheet1 are changed by the user. Dim OriginalCell As Range Dim OriginalSheet As Worksheet ' Record the original active sheet and cell from before the macro ' was started so as to be able to return there when the macro ' has finished. Set OriginalCell = ActiveCell Set OriginalSheet = ActiveSheet If Sheet2.Range("q10").Value 1 / 6 _ And (Sheet2.Range("q8").Value < 0.25 _ Or Sheet2.Range("q9").Value < 0.25) _ And Sheet2.Range("q8").Value 0 _ And Sheet2.Range("q9").Value 0 Then ' Call the subroutine which evaluates soil bearing pressures. ResolveSoilPressures ' If the solver did not find valid results, let the user ' know about it. If Abs(1 - Sheet2.Range("H16").Value / _ Sheet2.Range("K5").Value) 0.00001 _ Or Abs(1 - Sheet2.Range("h17").Value / _ Sheet2.Range("K6").Value) 0.00001 Then MsgBox ("The solver failed to find an exact solution for" _ & Chr$(13) & _ "this footing. Please review to confirm the results" _ & Chr$(13) & _ "of this design. If the results are invalid," _ & Chr$(13) & _ "please change footing parameters and rerun design.") End If ' Go back to the original active sheet and cell from before the macro was called. OriginalSheet.Activate OriginalCell.Select End Sub Public Sub ResolveSoilPressures() SolverReset SolverLoad LoadArea:="Sheet2!$A$1:$A$9" SolverOptions MaxTime:=100, Iterations:=100, Precision:=0.0000000001, _ AssumeLinear:=False, StepThru:=False, Estimates:=1, Derivatives:=1, _ SearchOption:=1, IntTolerance:=5, Scaling:=False, Convergence:=0.0001, _ AssumeNonNeg:=False SolverOk SetCell:="Sheet2!$H$19", MaxMinVal:=1, ValueOf:="0", ByChange:= _ "Sheet2!$H$5,Sheet2!$H$6,Sheet2!$H$11,Sheet2!$H$12 " SolverSolve UserFinish:=True SolverFinish KeepFinal:=1 End Sub If sheet 1 is the active sheet when the textbox_change event is called, then the routine fails at "OriginalCell.Select" with the error, "Select method of Range class failed". If sheet 2 is the active sheet when the textbox_change event is called, it works fine returning the pointer to the original cell from before the routine was called. Thank you for any help. Giz |
Trouble returning to original active cell
My spreadsheet file must have gotten corrupted somehow. When I opened
it to try your suggestion, excel crashed upon loading the file. I tried reloading an earlier version of the file and retyped the code. Now it works fine. Both "OriginalSheet.Select" and "OriginalSheet.Activate" work in bringing the pointer back to its original position. Wierd. Do you have any ideas about how to make solver run in the back ground? See my repost. Thanks for your help! Giz |
Trouble returning to original active cell
I've never used Solver, sorry.
-- Jim "Giznawz" wrote in message oups.com... | My spreadsheet file must have gotten corrupted somehow. When I opened | it to try your suggestion, excel crashed upon loading the file. I | tried reloading an earlier version of the file and retyped the code. | Now it works fine. Both "OriginalSheet.Select" and | "OriginalSheet.Activate" work in bringing the pointer back to its | original position. Wierd. | | Do you have any ideas about how to make solver run in the back ground? | See my repost. | | Thanks for your help! | Giz | |
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