Here is a problem I can’t seem to resolve.

I have an execution button on a sheet (sheet01) to clear my workbook.

On sheet03, I have rows to be deleted. On one row, there are “up-down”
sort buttons which needs to move up.

Here is the code

Sub button_delete_all()
If Range("pv_copy1").Offset(1, 0) < "" Then
Range("reporting1").EntireRow.Delete
If Range("pv_copy2").Offset(1, 0) < "" Then
Range("reporting2").EntireRow.Delete
End Sub

Pretty straight forward, right?

When I open my workbook and directly run the macro, the “up-down” sort
buttons on sheet03 do not move with the deleted rows. But (here is the
kicker), if I select sheet03 and go back to run the macro, the “up-
down” sort buttons move as expected.

I am puzzled and wanted to run it by experts (I am not a programmer by
trade).

I’ve uploaded my test spreadsheet at http://home.comcast.net/~gegene/test..xlsm

I am using Excel 2010 and Windows 7.

I looked at your file and you may want to take a lok in the name
manager.


On Jan 24, 2:04*pm, Frank wrote:
Here is a problem I can’t seem to resolve.

I have an execution button on a sheet (sheet01) to clear my workbook.

On sheet03, I have rows to be deleted. On one row, there are “up-down”
sort buttons which needs to move up.

Here is the code

Sub button_delete_all()
If Range("pv_copy1").Offset(1, 0) < "" Then
Range("reporting1").EntireRow.Delete
If Range("pv_copy2").Offset(1, 0) < "" Then
Range("reporting2").EntireRow.Delete
End Sub

Pretty straight forward, right?

When I open my workbook and directly run the macro, the “up-down” sort
buttons on sheet03 do not move with the deleted rows. But (here is the
kicker), if I select sheet03 and go back to run the macro, the “up-
down” sort buttons move as expected.

I am puzzled and wanted to run it by experts (I am not a programmer by
trade).

I’ve uploaded my test spreadsheet athttp://home.comcast.net/~gegene/test.xlsm

I am using Excel 2010 and Windows 7.

Hi Don:

That's not it either.

Here is what I found out:

It will work if you add the following:

Application.ScreenUpdating = True
Sheet03.Select
Sheet01.Select

But if you change to ScreenUpdating = False, it does not work.

I don't understand why sheet03 needs to be physically selected (and
shown as such) for these rows to properly delete.

On Jan 25, 9:58*am, Frank wrote:
Hi Don:

That's not it either.

Here is what I found out:

It will work if you add the following:

Application.ScreenUpdating = True
Sheet03.Select
Sheet01.Select

But if you change to ScreenUpdating = False, it does not work.

I don't understand why sheet03 needs to be physically selected (and
shown as such) for these rows to properly delete.

I repeat. You don't have a named range you are using...

Hi Don:

Thanks for the reply.

The named range was there but it was hidden.

I've uploaded the spreadsheet with unhidden named ranges.

Of course, the names disappear after the macro goes through.

But essentially the problem remains: Sheet03 must be "physically"
selected otherwise the "sort button" won't move with the deleted rows.

It's just bizarre.

Regards.