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    Convert Week number and year to date

    Hopefully this is an easy question. I am in excel and have the manufacture year and week number for a product. I would like to convert this to a Friday date for the week of manufacture since we only ship on Fridays. Does anyone have a simple solution?
  2. wabahn

    require a password to run a macro

    Thanks Skip, I had a brain freeze this morning and was making this much more difficult than it needed to be.
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    require a password to run a macro

    I have an Excel workbook that has several command buttons tied to macros on a main worksheet. I would like to prompt the user to enter a password when they click on a command button to allow the macro to run. Not every command button in the workbook requires this level of protection. Does...
  4. wabahn

    Automatically empty the Clipboard after pasting information

    Thanks Andy - I was making it much more complicated than it needed to be.
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    Automatically empty the Clipboard after pasting information

    I have a simple macro that opens an WorkbookA, copies worksheetA, pastes the data into worksheetB in workbookB, then closes the workbookA. On closing of workbookA, I want to automatically clear the clipboard and not be prompted as to whether I want to keep the data on the clipboard. How do I...
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    Kick out users in a multi-user Access DB

    Thanks - this looks useful
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    Kick out users in a multi-user Access DB

    I am the administrator on a multiuser Access DB. Periodically I need to have exclusive access to the database. How do I kick out the other users?
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    Data from Access is being changed when exported to Excel

    I have an Access report that when it is exported to Excel, some of the data is being changed. The problem is a text field with a part number. All of the part numbers are formatted with 9999999-9. The part numbers starting as 2034XXX-X are changing to a 6 digit number (as an example 2034080-1...
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    Data showing in Access as #NUM! for linked Excel Table

    AnotherHiggins - thanks for the reply. Although the reformatting to text using format cells didn't work it did get me searching Excel help for other ways to convert numbers to text. I was able to resolve the #NUM! issue when viewing a linked table in Access by using the TEXT function in...
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    Data showing in Access as #NUM! for linked Excel Table

    I have a link from Access to an excel spreadsheet. Several columns have text data with a periodic cell that the data is a number. When I look at the table from access, I see #NUM! in the cells that have numbers instead of text. I have tried reformatting the data in Excel to be generically...
  11. wabahn

    Open Access from Excel

    I got the problem solved. I just needed to comment out the appl.DoCmd.RunMacro line.
  12. wabahn

    Open Access from Excel

    Oops - the open access works fine, but when I toggle back to Excel, I get a run time error 2485. I have to clear the error to do anything else in Excel. What am I missing in my code to allow toggling back to excel? Here is the code: Sub OpenAccess() 'Public Sub OpenAccess() Dim app As...
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    Open Access from Excel

    Thanks - just what I was looking for. [thumbsup]
  14. wabahn

    Open Access from Excel

    I have an excel spreadsheet that is linked to an Access Database. Right now I have the operator open the spreadsheet, run a macro to manipulate a text file then open the database from a desk top short cut. I would like to give them a button in Excel that takes them to the database directly so...
  15. wabahn

    Use Excel VB to prompt for user to browse for a text file then import

    Sorry it took so long to get back. I ended up with a FindFile command. As I started digging into my Txt files, they were generically identical, but the column spacings needed to be moved a character or 2 in some cases. The find file allowed me to verify that the column breaks were in the...

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