excel-2010

I am trying to write some VBA code in Excel 2010 that would consume a web service. I am unable to find any related resources on the internet. Can someone please tell me how to do this. I don't think the post marked as the answer is right - it links to the Excel 2003 solution, which was based on the MS Office Web Services Toolkit. That solution is no longer valid as the Toolkit is not supported any more. See: MSDN - Consuming Web Services in Excel 2007 . The link provides a solution for Excel 2007 which can be transposed to Excel 2010. You will need Visual Studio 2010 with Microsoft Office

I have a table that has two Columns. Date and Test Name. What I would like to happen is that the string of text in one single cell be separated into multiple rows. In addition, I need the date to be associated with each set of text. I have tried text to columns and then transpose, but it can only handle 1 set of string at a time and not the entire data set. Loop through Column A then loop through the string next to it. Results will be in column D Sub ChickatAH() Dim rng As Range, Lstrw As Long, c As Range Dim SpltRng As Range Dim i As Integer Dim Orig As Variant Dim txt As String Lstrw = Cells

I'm using VBA to read some TITLES and then copy that information to a powerpoint presentation. My Problem is, that the TITLES have special characters, but Image files that I am also coping over do not. The TITLE forms part of a path to load a JPEG into a picture container. E.g. "P k.jpg", but the title is called "p.k". I want to be able to ignore the special characters in the TITLE and just get it to see a space instead so it picks up the right JPG file. Is that possible? Thank you! What do you consider "special" characters, just simple punctuation? You should be able to use the Replace

To query an excel sheet via SQL, I used to use either: Dim excelConnectionString As String = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=" + strPath + ";Extended Properties=""Excel 8.0;IMEX=1;HDR=YES;""" or Dim excelConnectionString As String = "Provider=Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0;Data Source= " + strPath + ";Extended Properties=""Excel 12.0;IMEX=1;HDR=YES;""" Now this worked fine until I installed Office 2010. Now I get a Microsoft.Ace.OLEDB.12.0 provider is not registered on this machine exception. How can I find out the correct connection string/provider? Perhaps you uninstalled the Access

I have found similar questions that deal with copying an entire worksheet in one workbook and pasting it to another workbook, but I am interested in simply copying an entire worksheet and pasting it to a new worksheet -- in the same workbook. I'm in the process of converting a 2003 .xls file to 2010 .xlsm and the old method used for copying and pasting between worksheets doesn't paste with the correct row heights. My initial workaround was to loop through each row and grab the row heights from the worksheet I am copying from, then loop through and insert those values for the row heights in the

Since Excel 2010 I'm using a lot of tables within Excel. For example, I have a table "tabWorkers" with 3 columns: "ID", "Firstname", "Lastname". I already found out I can refer to a table in VBA using []. For example: Dim row As Range For Each row In [tabWorkers].Rows MsgBox (row.Columns(2).Value) Next This will give me the Firstname of every row which works great.. but I want to make it more dynamic by using the name of it's column like this: Dim row As Range For Each row In [tabWorkers].Rows MsgBox (row.Columns("Firstname").Value) Next Of course I could make some kind of lookup that binds