However, your statement "I am trying to have my spreadsheet automatically take the previous rows format and formulas when a new row is inserted." isn't entirely logical.
#EXCEL VBA ON TABLE NEW ROW EVENT CODE#
This will allow you to run code based on actions in your sheet. Rather, you want something more like: If Target.Range("A1:D25") = ActiveCell Then
You don't want to be performing an action in this line. Is meant to check whether the action taken is within the range you want to be monitored.
The code: If Target.Range("A1:D25") = Then Like said, what your code is doing now is once you make a change anywhere in the range A1:D25 it will start inserting rows until Excel runs out of rows, it's an open loop. Target.PasteSpecial xlPasteFormats, xlPasteSpecialOperationNone, False, False Target.PasteSpecial xlPasteFormulas, xlPasteSpecialOperationNone, False, False Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) Option Explicitĭim RowsCount As Long ' Variable to track number of rows used in sheet EnableEvents = False and uses Copy, pasteSpecial to copy formats and formulas. It doesn't detect inserted rows, it Inserts rows. Insert doesn't do what you seem to think it does. Ie your Change event is triggering further change events Personally I think this is a really tricky challenge and any help with doing this would be extremely appreciated. then user should then be able to select an item and the cells on the user entry screen would then get populated. the user then, depending on which item clicked, then gets shown the next window with a table and info on it. Once the user selects the cell shown in the example sheet, it should then bring up the user form. the next sheet is the tables sheet where my tables are held. One sheet is the user entry sheet called User Entry Screen. I have an example excel sheet where I have 2 sheets. I would also like the user to select a row on the table and then be able to bring up another table depending on the row selected.basically so that the user can draw deeper into the information that they require. The user should then be able to select a particular row and insert it into the specified cell.
I have been tasked with introducing userforms into an excel sheet and tbh I'm quite amazed that excel has this capability of adding userforms to excel sheets.Īnyway, I have 2 columns of data in an excel sheet and I wish to add this to a userform so that the userform displays the 2 columns beside each other with headings, like a table. could you guys document in this topic when you would/must use the exit rather than the afterupdate event (or vice-versa). Changing the event from exit to afterupdate corrected this. I then discovered that the exit events didn't kick in if, instead of tabbing out of the field, I deliberately placed focus in a control elsewhere on the form. This resulted in me using the exit event for all except the last textbox in the frame that used afterupdate instead
If you tabbed out of the last textbox in the frame, the exit event never kicked in (this is documented in other topics but took some time to find). I started off using the exit event but ran into 2 problems. The user enters a currency value and once they leave the control, then a protected textbox next to it shows the corresponding value in SEK. I have a userform with frames containing textboxes. Thought I'd kick off with my 2 cents' worth. Thought I'd start this topic since there seem to be a number of topics where the answer seems to be to use one of the above rather than other.