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  • On-the-fly data entry form

    Hi all, So after Dicks (nice to read) rambling on golf, let’s do some Excel/VBA stuff again. I intend to get a bit of discussion on this one, so bear with me. I’m currently developing an Excel workbook for a customer. One of the interesting things with this project is that it consists of...
    Posted to Daily Dose of Excel (Weblog) by Anonymous on Wed, Jun 18 2008
  • Fixing Links To UDF’s in Addins

    Hi All, Excel has a host of built-in functions to help you do your computations. But sometimes you need to write your own functions using VBA. These functions are called “User Defined Functions” (UDF). UDF’s typically are placed in addins. As long as the addin is installed, the UDF’s...
    Posted to Daily Dose of Excel (Weblog) by Anonymous on Mon, Jun 2 2008
  • Showing An Array On A Form; Autosizing ColumnWidths Of A ListBox

    Hi all, For a project I needed a quick way to display the content of an array to the user. I didn’t want to use a worksheet, but opted for a userform. The data I wanted to show was contained in an array. The array contained something like: Description Before After Cell Errors 100 10 Corrupt Names...
    Posted to Daily Dose of Excel (Weblog) by Anonymous on Wed, May 14 2008
  • Catching Paste Operations

    You know the situation: You have carefully setup a workbook with intricate Validation schemes. But then along comes your user and he copies and pastes at will. Result: Validation zapped, workbook structure violated. What to do? The only way I find to be reliable is to catch all possible paste operations...
    Posted to Daily Dose of Excel (Weblog) by Anonymous on Mon, Dec 17 2007
  • VBA Code Documenting Tools: Project Analyzer and Visustin

    Every VBA developer (which is anyone who knows how to get into the VBE I guess) develops his or her own programming habits: sparse commenting or elaborate commenting, naming convention (or no declaration at all), code indenting, preference for certain structures and methods over others. You name it....
    Posted to Daily Dose of Excel (Weblog) by Anonymous on Thu, Dec 13 2007
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