There are different versions of looping in VBA. Here is an example of the Do While version.
Sub letsLoop()
Dim intCounter As Integer
intCounter = 1 'Set the counter to 1
Do While intCounter <3'Loop while value of intCounter less then 3
MsgBox intCounter 'show message box with value of intCounter
intCounter = intCounter + 1 ' increase value of intCounter by 1
Loop 'loop again
End Sub
Monday, August 29, 2005
Monday, August 15, 2005
Capture Signature and Date Stamp in Excel Worksheet
With all the Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) requirements going around lately, there has been a big push to making staff attest that they have reviewed the various Excel reports they are sent. One way to do that is to have them sign and date the report and save the report somewhere on the network. Later I will run an Excel macro that goes and looks for everyone’s signature and produces a report of who has signed and when.
Anywho, for the signature portion, I've added a sheet in the Excel reports, the sheet is called Signature. This sheet has a check box. Clicking this check box called chkSignature, populates cells C2 and C3 with the Windows User ID and the Date.
For the user's Windows User ID, we use the method Environ("username"). And for the Date we use well, the Date function.
Here is the code behind the click event of check box chkSignature:
Private Sub chkSignature_Click()
If chkSignature.Value = True Then
Sheets("Signature").Range("C2").Value = Environ("username")
Sheets("Signature").Range("C3").Value = Date
Else
Sheets("Signature").Range("C2").Value = ""
Sheets("Signature").Range("C3").Value = ""
End If
End Sub
Anywho, for the signature portion, I've added a sheet in the Excel reports, the sheet is called Signature. This sheet has a check box. Clicking this check box called chkSignature, populates cells C2 and C3 with the Windows User ID and the Date.
For the user's Windows User ID, we use the method Environ("username"). And for the Date we use well, the Date function.
Here is the code behind the click event of check box chkSignature:
Private Sub chkSignature_Click()
If chkSignature.Value = True Then
Sheets("Signature").Range("C2").Value = Environ("username")
Sheets("Signature").Range("C3").Value = Date
Else
Sheets("Signature").Range("C2").Value = ""
Sheets("Signature").Range("C3").Value = ""
End If
End Sub
Wednesday, August 10, 2005
Automatically Maximize Access Form
To maximize an Access form automatically, use the "Maximize" method of the DoCmd Object.
Example, let's say I have a form called MainForm, on the "On Load" Event property of the form, I would use this sub procedure:
Sub MainForm_Load()
DoCmd.Maximize
End Sub
Example, let's say I have a form called MainForm, on the "On Load" Event property of the form, I would use this sub procedure:
Sub MainForm_Load()
DoCmd.Maximize
End Sub
Monday, August 08, 2005
Find the Number of Series in Excel Chart
While adding a trend line to a group of charts, I needed to know how many data series where in the Graph's Series Collection. I will add an equal amount of trend lines.
Sub countseries()
MsgBox ActiveChart.SeriesCollection.Count
End Sub
Sub countseries()
MsgBox ActiveChart.SeriesCollection.Count
End Sub
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