Yes. I need 2. So, this is something of a prototype for a project I'm working though:
I've got like eleventy gazillion rows of cumulative data. Like
Month 1: 10
Month 2: 20
Month 3: 30
Month 4: 40
So---each month I added 10. The ultimate objective is to take those values, and in...
This is probably me being new to arrays:
Dim MyArray(1 To 1000, 2) As Long
Dim rSourceRange As Range
Dim rTargetRange As Range
Set rSourceRange = Range("B1:b1000")
Set rTargetRange = Range("g1:g1000")
MyArray = Range("b1:b1000")
So ideally I want to set a range, have the array store...
I know it's a pita. If I had a dollar every time I got a phone call like:
Person: "YOUR MACRO DOESN"T WORK"
Me: "What's it doing?"
Person: "NOTHING THATS THE PROBLEM"
Me: "Did you enable macros?"
I'd be rich.
Weird: I'm not getting an error. It's just not working. So ha. Error fixed, right?
Anyway:
indirect() returns the value of the cell you put together. So, where A6 is equal to 40, and your rowlocation is 6, doing indirect("a"&rowlocation) will return 40.
I guess you could mess...
You can set up some really, really simple vba (I'm talking like total copy/paste stuff) to refresh pivots.
I've found refreshing pivot charts to be kind of difficult to manage long term. Better option: use pivot tables and set up regular charts using =getpivotdata().
Weird.
Not that it matters, but I can't get it to work with activesheet. Rather, I actually have to specify the sheet. For this project it will be fine because I'll have the sheets named pretty clearly.
Thanks.
This may be simple. Here's the set up:
I've 4 dynamic charts in a 'dashboard' kind of layout. The sources for the charts change based on vba. Each chart has it's own "display" flag to deal with a bunch of conditions where I won't want ot display the chart.
So, no data to display, some...