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    Adding new row to table using macro

    Hi Thanks for your reply what i was after is linking the command to a button people could click on to create a row to the table using a button as per the attached file and keep the row formatting in place. Marc
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    Adding new row to table using macro

    Hi Apologies if this has been covered elsewhere, Am new to vba macros, and i'm struggling to find an answer. I have a table range in Excel called Objectives. I want to assign a macro to a command button that will add a new row to the bottom of the table each time it is clicked. Id also like...
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    Formatting Field Buttons in Pivot Chart

    That could be an option. Ideally id want to format the actual button itself but if this is not possible then using the pivot filter could work.
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    Formatting Field Buttons in Pivot Chart

    Hi I am trying to create very basic dashboard with the following graph. It works fine but I was wondering if it was possible to reformat the button in the top left so it looked a bit nicer? Cheers Marc
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    Using GetPivotData Formula to pull Figure in Grand Total

    Hi thanks for this. think I've resolved this with the help of a colleague for this month at least =IFERROR(GETPIVOTDATA("Previous Company",'Pivot - Recruitment'!$BY$4),0) As the pivot table grows not sure if this will work so will look at the link above in more detail if this is the case
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    Using GetPivotData Formula to pull Figure in Grand Total

    Thanks for this Only issue might be is as time goes on there may be additional rows so was hoping a formula could be used that took this into account without having to have manual intervention each month To put it into context its used to track new hires and what companies they have come from.
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    Using GetPivotData Formula to pull Figure in Grand Total

    Hi Luke. That's what I was trying to find out. Can't post a sample I'm afraid. What I need to know is what is the right formula to use to pull the grand total from a pivot table. Cheers Marc
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    Using GetPivotData Formula to pull Figure in Grand Total

    I have a simple chart that pulls data from a pivot table using the getpivotdata formula., this works fine for the row values but it isn't pulling anything through for the grand total. Column A pulls the row value from the pivot table ='Pivot - Recruitment'!BY12 then the second column used the...
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    VBA to make entry in column mandatory on certain condition

    Dont think i can do that unfortunately
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    VBA to make entry in column mandatory on certain condition

    I hvae a spreadsheet used for logging employee relations cases. It alsready has the following VBA applied to it. Help on this was very kindly given on this forum at the time. i now have to add an additional column which must only be mandatory if a certain value (Grievance) is selected in column...
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    BeforeClose/Before Save On Multiple Tabs

    I had a spreadsheet which has the following vba query set upinthe This Workbook Apart from the opening message and it openeing inthe 1st column. The VBA applies so that the 1st 14 fields in a row must be completed once data is entered into column A. as this spreadsheet has evolved ive been...
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    VBA Function to restrict save option after Before Close Macro [SOLVED]

    Narayan, Thanks for this. so do i just paste in the same vba and change beforeClose to beforeSave or do i change it before pasting it in? I tried doign this but it didnt seem to like it very much M
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    VBA Function to restrict save option after Before Close Macro [SOLVED]

    Hi I amm new to VBA and have managed to patch something together from various excel forums. I have a case management spread sheet which has a number of rows. The first 9 are mandatory when the spread sheet is 1st completed. Users can subsequently complete the rest of their row as the issue...
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    Hello .. Introduce yourself

    Hi my name is Marc, Business Analyst @ BBC in London. used excel for a number of years but looking to expand my knowledge and skills in this area. Cheers Marc
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