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Creating a Macro for refreshing data in a columns
Is there a easier way of refreshing formula data of a macro in a
column. I can do this manually, but does take a great length of time in doing so. Is there a VB code of doing this macro, which would make life easier. many thanks |
Creating a Macro for refreshing data in a columns
What do you mean by refreshing formula data. Do you mean generate a
calculate? If so, VB doesn't really affect how long it takes to calculate a sheet. That is more a design issue and the formulas you are using. Perhaps a clearer statement of the problem would be beneficial. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy " wrote: Is there a easier way of refreshing formula data of a macro in a column. I can do this manually, but does take a great length of time in doing so. Is there a VB code of doing this macro, which would make life easier. many thanks |
Creating a Macro for refreshing data in a columns
I have two formulas that need to be updated. One is a worksheet change
method that updated colours of a cell and a MAX function that would retrieved the highest value from another cell. So I am looking for help on implementing a VB module code of a macro that would refresh or update these formulas. Regards Imran Tom Ogilvy wrote: What do you mean by refreshing formula data. Do you mean generate a calculate? If so, VB doesn't really affect how long it takes to calculate a sheet. That is more a design issue and the formulas you are using. Perhaps a clearer statement of the problem would be beneficial. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy " wrote: Is there a easier way of refreshing formula data of a macro in a column. I can do this manually, but does take a great length of time in doing so. Is there a VB code of doing this macro, which would make life easier. many thanks |
Creating a Macro for refreshing data in a columns
The change event is fired when a cell is edited or received input via DDE.
So you code would need to edit a cell that will cause your change event to perform the desired action. A formula is updated by a calculation. You can do Application.Calculate to force a calculation. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy " wrote: I have two formulas that need to be updated. One is a worksheet change method that updated colours of a cell and a MAX function that would retrieved the highest value from another cell. So I am looking for help on implementing a VB module code of a macro that would refresh or update these formulas. Regards Imran Tom Ogilvy wrote: What do you mean by refreshing formula data. Do you mean generate a calculate? If so, VB doesn't really affect how long it takes to calculate a sheet. That is more a design issue and the formulas you are using. Perhaps a clearer statement of the problem would be beneficial. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy " wrote: Is there a easier way of refreshing formula data of a macro in a column. I can do this manually, but does take a great length of time in doing so. Is there a VB code of doing this macro, which would make life easier. many thanks |
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