Thank you jges!
The link was very helpful... here is what works.
Private Sub mainProcess()
Dim stringOut As String
Dim fileReader As System.IO.StreamReader
Dim testFile As System.IO.FileInfo
Try
fileReader =...
I have text files that contain time in a strange format which needs to be converted.
The format is:
3 days 14 hours 34 minutes 17 seconds
I want to convert it to 86:34:17 (which will then be able to be manipulated by Excel, etc.)
I have a regEx pattern...
I have a intranet website. The users on this intranet may use Firefox or Internet Explorer. There is an important page which I don't control on a sharepoint that is all messed up when opened with Firefox. I would like to make a link to it that, if one is in Firefox it will launch Internet...
Well... I know it is important to know the why... and I should take more time to learn more about this... and I should learn more about my car, and why my teenage son will not wake up in the morning and a whole bunch of other whys that I haven't got to, but... for right now... since I am just...
I am working on a template. I have several autotext entries that will be placed in the template based on the choices a user makes in a user form. Putting 1 autotext entry in works fine... subsequent autotext entries merely overwrite the previous (or first) so that in the end the only autotext...
Not sure. I guess I don't know when 'storing' occurs. I created the macros while working on the .xlt file.
I saved everything. When I assign a macro to a button in the 'custom' toolbar that I created there is a drop-down at the bottom..
All Open Workbooks
This Workbook
myfile.xlt
It doesn't...
This has to do with Excel templates (.xlt) and vba for excel macros.
I have the same question as was posted in this very short thread.. thread707-1150241
Nobody answered that question (3 years ago!).
In my case, it works after I assign the macro.. but as soon as I exit from excel and...
Thank you all. And in less than 10 minutes I had 3 things that work... and I came up with a forth.
Private Sub txtHour_Change()
If Len(txtHour.Text) = 2 Then
txtMin.SetFocus
End If
End Sub
But I really like Gerry's method. Thank you all.
strebor
I have an Excel user form that has some 'fixed' length fields (two digits) and for convenience sake I would like to be able to enter the required number of digits and have the focus change to the next field without having to use the tab key or reposition the mouse cursor.
I've looked through a...
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