Introduction During your day-to-day use of Excel, you might end up needing to copy row data from one worksheet to another worksheet. To allow greater flexibility for a user to choose which worksheet the row data is to be copied to, we will introduce a
Copying or moving an Excel-exported PDF file automatically to a specific folder location or local directory can be very easily achieved if you try to run a customized VBA macro program in Microsoft Excel, which essentially enables the user to freely select any desired file
Copying rows or columns from one worksheet to another worksheet can be easily done using VBA. However, there are some instances in which you may want to give a special consideration in the output format or style. For example, you may want to copy all
There are some cases that we want to delete tables in multiple Microsoft Word files but doing this manually takes time and even troublesome especially if we have a large number of files. Good thing is that we can automatically remove all the tables in Microsoft
The Range.Find method is basically used to find specific information within a range. It has various types of attributes that can be used depending on the required values. It will return a Range object that represents the first cell where the information is found. Syntax expression .Find(What,
The Range.Select method is used by VBA Macro developers for various purposes. These can be as simple as selecting a cell on an active worksheet, selecting one on another worksheet, or selecting a range of cells on a worksheet from a different workbook. Sample code #
The Range.copy method is simply used to copy a range into a specified range or the clipboard. This is commonly used when you have specific data range within the worksheet that you want to copy. It can also be used to copy a formula from
This property can be used to select a Range. It returns a Range object that represents the cells. It refers to the cells of the specified range object, which can be a worksheet or a range of cells. It requires two parameter values “RowIndex” and
Range.Offset is a property of the VBA range object that is used when you want to point the cell selection to a specific column and row address. For an instance, if you want to skip some information like row header or document title. Syntax expression
Range.Address is used to get the cell address for simple local reference (ex. $A$1) or reference style notation for cell references (ex. A1 or R1C1 format). It can also be used to get the range address which includes the workbook name and worksheet name. Syntax