I just realized my Topic should have been: Adding a row straight after Header on a Table.
Posts by Esco
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Thank you. It certainly does add a new row where it should do.
I realize that my request was not 100% correct. As adding a new row copies the formulas down, so that all the data on the Table is exactly the same.
How could the code be altered so that it would keep the existing data on the Table? Perhaps just inserting a new row, where it is and not copying formulas, as the code copies new data from the generated invoice at the end.
CodeWith oNewrow.Range .Cells(2).Formula = "='" & strName & "'!$A$7" .Cells(3).Formula = "='" & strName & "'!$K$4" .Cells(4).Formula = "='" & strName & "'!$K$6" .Cells(5).Formula = "='" & strName & "'!$M$34" .Cells(6).Formula = "='" & strName & "'!$I$40" .Parent.Hyperlinks.Add Anchor:=.Cells(1), Address:="", _ SubAddress:="'" & strName & "'!A1", TextToDisplay:=strName
My bad, I'm sorry but really greatful for your help and input already!
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Progress after few days:
I converted the Summary-sheets Range of Data as Table but it stopped working.
I haven't worked with Tables and VBA before. Got it working without a Table but realized Table would be so much better solution, but can not execute it.
How can I
- insert a Row straight after Table (on summary sheet) and
- copy the formulas as there is now (to import data from the recently added Invoice).
See attached excel, perhaps it is easier to understand?
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Yes it can be done with Tables but then the other VBA's does not feed info to the cells from the other sheets. They feed the data after the Table.
Just FYI: here is the code for that.
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Display MoreSub AddSheet() Dim strName As String Dim intNum As Integer, intLastNum As Integer Dim wsh As Worksheet Dim lngRow Dim lngStartNumber As Long With Worksheets("Summary") lngStartNumber = .Range("B1").Value .Range("B1") = lngStartNumber + 1 End With strName = " Com- " & Format(lngStartNumber, "000") 'Create the new Invoice sheet Worksheets("TemplateSheet").Copy After:=Worksheets(Worksheets.Count) Set wsh = Worksheets(Worksheets.Count) wsh.Name = strName 'defines invoice number on cell K3 Range("K3").Value = strName With Worksheets("Yhteenveto") lngRow = .Range("A65536").End(xlUp).Row + 1 .Range("B" & lngRow).Formula = "='" & strName & "'!$K$4" .Range("C" & lngRow).Formula = "='" & strName & "'!$C$3" .Range("D" & lngRow).Formula = "='" & strName & "'!$M$33" .Range("E" & lngRow).Formula = "='" & strName & "'!$K$6" .Hyperlinks.Add Anchor:=.Range("A" & lngRow), Address:="", _ SubAddress:="'" & strName & "'!A1", TextToDisplay:=strName End With End Sub
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I have a summary sheet which gets information feed to the cells from other sheets.
The attached example file does include the other sheets.
As this file has several users, which have beginner excel skills. Their only job is to fill in the "Paid date".
The created rows will come to an end at some point, so I wanted to create a button, which will ask the user
how many rows they would like to add. To make the file easy to use.
This far I came and now I get a warning: Run-time error '1004', Method 'Range' of object_Global' failed.
And the code does not copy formulas from row 4.
VBA code so far:
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Display More'adding rows to a sheet Sub Add_rows() Dim iRow As Long Dim iCount As Long Dim i As Long Dim SourceCell As Range Dim FillRange As Range iCount = InputBox(Prompt:="How many rows?") 'should I ask where to insert the new rows or can 'it be inserted automatically before the grey row 34? iRow = InputBox _ (Prompt:="Row nbr where the latest reference is? :") For i = 1 To iCount Rows(iRow).EntireRow.Insert Next i 'Add formula to new rows - which does not work! Set SourceCell = ActiveSheet.Cells(iRow - 1, Range("A4;H4")) Set FillRange = ActiveSheet.Range("A4;H4") SourceCell.AutoFill Destination:=FillRange End Sub
My questions:
1) Is it possible to skip asking "where to insert the new rows" -> insert the new rows straight after latest cell on column A, where is a value.
2) Copy the formulas from the first row number 4, to the new rows?
I'm really a beginner with VBA, so any help would be just wonderful!
ps. the file attached.