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Fixing Hyperlinks in a Copied Worksheet (on an Apple Mac)
I have scoured this forum’s discussions about hyperlinks in a copied worksheet referencing back to the original sheet. Perhaps I missed it, but I didn’t find a solution to my specific problem, so I will start a new discussion. Apologies if a community wizard already answered it. I have a workbook with monthly worksheets, each showing the transactions into and out of a savings account. Each transaction goes into (and out of) one of several “virtual” accounts to reflect the purpose for which the money is earmarked, like property taxes, travel, etc. (called Account 1, Account 2, and so on in the attached) Each month’s worksheet has a section of hyperlinks, each of which ideally jumps to a specific account in the same worksheet. The attached example contains only four accounts, but my actual one has 23 with 31 columns and 98 rows. So the hyperlinks are helpful in navigation. Each month, I make a copy of the latest worksheet and rename it for the new month. The problem: the hyperlinks in the new, copied worksheet reference back to the “source” worksheet. With 23 hyperlinks, changing each one’s sheet reference (Edit Hyperlink...) every month is not efficient. Question: how can I (efficiently) make the hyperlinks in the new worksheet reference cells in their new worksheet? These are hyperlinks that are internal to the workbook, not to external URLs, so DonBici’s Feb 21, 2024 suggestion of a helper column doesn’t seem like it would work in this case, and I am not advanced enough for his VBA suggestion. Thanks!Formula challenge: re-shape and cleanup
You're tasked with re-shaping and cleaning up the fictional Faber College alumni list to be used for a mail merge. Going from this: To this: To spice things up, the First and Last names must be in separate columns. Additionally, bellman records must not be included in your list (They've been contacted already). The rules are simple: The solution must be a formula. VBA, PowerQuery, helper columns, fill handle - not allowed. I've included my solution. I believe the best solutions for this exercise will involve some of the newest functions currently available on the Beta channel. I'm looking forward to seeing some creativity. Have at it!
Question about the excel spreadsheet row limit
Hi, I'm having trouble understanding what is meant by the excel worksheet/workbook row limit of 1,048,576 rows. Does this mean that Excel cannot display a greater number of rows or that it cannot store data for more than than 1,048,576 rows? For example, if I combine various datasets and write this combined dataset to an excel spreadsheet file, and this dataset contains 2 million rows and 20 columns, will the excel spreadsheet contain all 2 million rows and the data contained in each of them? Not being able to view all 2 million rows in Excel is not an issue; I just want to be sure that no data is being lost. Thank you!Welcome to the Excel Community
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Runt-time Error 1401 When Importing a CSV file Using VBA
I am beyond frustrated that I cannot make this work. Let me explain. My spreadsheet needs to import a standard CSV file then parse that information into several different worksheets. The very first time I ran the import code it worked. The second time and every time after that it fails with the "Run-time error '1004': Application-defined or object-defined error" message. I tried this on a different computer with the same results first run it worked, every run after that it fails. Here is the code: Sub ImportCSV() Dim ws As Worksheet Dim csvFilePath As String Dim lastRow As Long ' Set the worksheet where you want to load the data Set ws = ActiveWorkbook.Sheets("Raw") ' Specify the path to your CSV file csvFilePath = "exportusers-all.csv" ' Clear existing data in the worksheet ws.Cells.Clear ' Import the CSV file With ws.QueryTables.Add(Connection:="TEXT;" & csvFilePath, Destination:=ws.Range("A1")) .TextFileParseType = xlDelimited .TextFileCommaDelimiter = True .Refresh End With End Sub This is the code I've found in numerous places when I search the internet when I search how to do it. I have tried this as a normal user and "Run as Administrator" both fail. My Trust Center > Macro Settings are as follows: Enable VBA macros - Selected Trust access to the VBA project object model - Checked The CSV file can be opened in a text editor and Excel without any issues, but if I try to import it, it fails completely. Any help or suggestions to resolve this problem would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
