You can use a global variable in modules, functions, subroutines, and classes. Declare it in the Declarations Section, under the Options Explicit statement, and use the keyword “Global”. 2. How do I create a dynamic array in Excel VBA? Declare an array by name. Leave the parenthesis unf...
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This TM1® macro function is valid in Excel macros and VBA modules only. Syntax SUBDEFINE(dimension, subset, range) Example =SUBDEFINE("local:Model", "Smith", B7:M7) This example creates a subset called Smith for the Model dimension. The subset contains elements found in the cell range ...
A non-VBA solution is possible using Excel's built-in Autocorrect facility. On the File tab in Excel 2013 click Options -> Proofing -> Autocorrect and enter "open" in the Replace: box and "8:30-5:00" in the With: box (without the quotes). This is not case sensitive so will work...
I am planning to copy the excel to a folder that contains the .txt files How to replace the path C:\Users\test\Desktop\folder\test.txt to use current working folder of worksheet + "\test.txt"? I am deleting the query in the VBA script to avoid the error "A Query with the name...
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If you use "Debug.Print" go to the View menu, and choose Immediate Window so that you can see the output. 0 Likes Reply Steve_SumProductCom replied to Steve_SumProductCom Sep 30 2024 06:33 AM In the lines where you set the ranges, these are referring to specific cells, not...
While early versions were clumsy and limited in scope, today's spreadsheet programs can do almost anything the user wants them to do. These broadened capabilities are made easier through the use of internal (built-in) functions, add-in programs and the us...
This TM1® macro function is valid in Excel macros and VBA modules only. Syntax SUBDEFINE(dimension, subset, range) Example =SUBDEFINE("local:Model", "Smith", B7:M7) This example creates a subset called Smith for the Model dimension. The subset contains elements found in the cell range ...