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Variable arrays & checkboxes
Thanks to Bernie, I was able to build a macro to consolidate data
submitted by my stores. Currently, the macro opens approx 30 workbooks (one at a time), copies the specified data, and pastes it into the proper column in the summary workbook. It's really going to be a time-saver.... The next step .... sometimes, a store re-submits their data after the consolidation has been completed. Instead of having to run the whole consolidation again, I'd like to be able to specify which files need to be updated. So, here's my idea -- the current macro utilizes a 'hard-coded' array to determine which files to open. I'd like to use checkboxes to identify them instead. I'd have a list of the stores with a checkbox next to each, plus an extra checkbox to 'update all'. I know how to make the checkboxes and name them, but this is where I get lost -- how do I build a macro to capture the names of checked boxes and put them into an array? And how would I code the macro to see the 'update all' box and know what to do? TIA, ray |
Variable arrays & checkboxes
It might be easier (although not as pretty) to use a worksheet.
Put the filenames in column B (say B1:B30) And put an X in A1:A30 if the file named in column B should be processed. Then you could use: for each mycell in worksheets("sheet999").range("b1:b30") if lcase(mycell.offset(0,-1).value = lcase("x") then 'do the work 'your code goes here else 'do nothing end if next mycell Ray wrote: Thanks to Bernie, I was able to build a macro to consolidate data submitted by my stores. Currently, the macro opens approx 30 workbooks (one at a time), copies the specified data, and pastes it into the proper column in the summary workbook. It's really going to be a time-saver.... The next step .... sometimes, a store re-submits their data after the consolidation has been completed. Instead of having to run the whole consolidation again, I'd like to be able to specify which files need to be updated. So, here's my idea -- the current macro utilizes a 'hard-coded' array to determine which files to open. I'd like to use checkboxes to identify them instead. I'd have a list of the stores with a checkbox next to each, plus an extra checkbox to 'update all'. I know how to make the checkboxes and name them, but this is where I get lost -- how do I build a macro to capture the names of checked boxes and put them into an array? And how would I code the macro to see the 'update all' box and know what to do? TIA, ray -- Dave Peterson |
Variable arrays & checkboxes
Dave -
Would the same logic apply is I used the checkboxes and had them linked to a cell (say A1:A30)? Instead of using another worksheet...? thanks for your help today! br//ray |
Variable arrays & checkboxes
The same logic, but you wouldn't check for "x".
if mycell.offset(0,-1).value = true then 'it's checked else 'not checked end if Ray wrote: Dave - Would the same logic apply is I used the checkboxes and had them linked to a cell (say A1:A30)? Instead of using another worksheet...? thanks for your help today! br//ray -- Dave Peterson |
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