Combine Two Different Worksheet_Change codes

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magmike

I am trying to combine two different Worksheet_Change codes. Both
accomplish different things, but it appears that anyway I combine
them, either one works and the other doesn't or neither do. I am not
experienced enough to know where the conflict is. Can anyone help?

Thanks in advance
magmike

PS: I am assuming that they cannot be seperately listed.

Code 1
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Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Excel.Range)
Dim n As Long, s As String
On Error GoTo enditall
If Target.Column = 5 Then '1 is column A
Application.EnableEvents = False
n = Target.Row: s = UCase$(Target)

With Range("N" & n)
If IsEmpty(.Value) Then
.Value = Format(Date, "mm-dd-yyyy")
End If
End With

Select Case s
Case "IN", Range("O" & n) = ""
Range("O" & n) = Format(Date, "mm-dd-yyyy")


Case "QUOTE", Range("P" & n) = ""
Range("P" & n) = Format(Date, "mm-dd-yyyy")

Case "EMAIL", Range("P" & n) = ""
Range("P" & n) = Format(Date, "mm-dd-yyyy")

Case "SENT", Range("Q" & n) = ""
Range("Q" & n) = Format(Date, "mm-dd-yyyy")


Case "REQ", Range("R" & n) = ""
Range("R" & n) = Format(Date, "mm-dd-yyyy")


Case "DONE", Range("S" & n) = ""
Range("S" & n) = Format(Date, "mm-dd-yyyy")
End Select
Range("T" & n) = Format(Date, "mm-dd-yyyy")


enditall:
Application.EnableEvents = True
End If
End Sub


Code 2
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' Downloaded from www.contextures.com
'---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Procedure : Worksheet_Change
' Author : Roger Govier, Technology 4 U
' Date : 09-Mar-2008
' Purpose :To enable filtering without having to use the dropdown
arrows
' :Especially useful in XL2007 where you need to
deselect all before making
' :a selection. Also save the need to invoke the
Custom dialogue
' :Highlighting of cells with the criteria allows easy
view of what selections have been made.
' :The code was inspired by a discussion with Dr Peter
Grebenik, Brookes University
' :Oxford, who had used something similar in his work.
'---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
'
Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
Dim rownum As Long, colnum As Long
Dim tblname As String, mylist As Object
Dim caret As Long, caret2 As Long
Dim crit1 As String, crit2 As String, optype As String, marker As
String

'Set this next value to the row number above your filter
Const testrow = 1
'Change the marker to something other than the caret ^ if required
marker = "^"

On Error GoTo Worksheet_Change_Error

rownum = Target.Row
colnum = Target.Column
On Error Resume Next

If Target.Count > 1 Then
ActiveSheet.ShowAllData
Target.Interior.ColorIndex = -4142 'clear colour from range
GoTo cleanup
End If

If rownum <> testrow Then GoTo cleanup
crit1 = Target.Value
caret = InStr(Target, marker)
caret2 = InStr(Target, marker & marker)

If caret Then
crit1 = Trim(Left(Target.Value, caret - 1))
crit2 = WorksheetFunction.Substitute(Mid(Target.Value, caret + 1),
marker, "")
optype = xlAnd
End If

If caret2 Then
optype = xlOr
End If

If Val(Application.Version) < 11 Then GoTo earlyversion

Set mylist = ActiveSheet.ListObjects
If mylist.Count Then ' A List or Table Object is used
tblname = mylist(1).Name

If Cells(rownum, colnum).Value = "" Then ' No filter choice
mylist(tblname).Range.AutoFilter Field:=colnum
GoTo cleanup
ElseIf caret Then
mylist(tblname).Range.AutoFilter Field:=colnum, _
Criteria1:=crit1, Operator:=optype, Criteria2:=crit2
GoTo cleanup
Else
mylist(tblname).Range.AutoFilter Field:=colnum, _
Criteria1:=crit1
GoTo cleanup
End If

' There is no List object, it is a Range so treat the same as
' earlier versions of Excel

End If

earlyversion:
'This version of Excel does not support List Objects
If Cells(rownum, colnum).Value = "" Then
Selection.AutoFilter Field:=colnum
ElseIf caret Then
Selection.AutoFilter Field:=colnum, _
Criteria1:=crit1, Operator:=optype, Criteria2:=crit2
Else
Selection.AutoFilter Field:=colnum, Criteria1:=crit1
End If

cleanup:
'keep focus on same cell and set colour index if Selection is made
Range(Target.Address).Activate
If ActiveCell <> "" Then
ActiveCell.Interior.ColorIndex = 40 'change to colour of your
choice
Else
ActiveCell.Interior.ColorIndex = -4142
End If


On Error GoTo 0
Exit Sub

Worksheet_Change_Error:

MsgBox "Error " & Err.Number & " (" & Err.Description & ") in
procedure Worksheet_Change of VBA Document Sheet4"
ActiveCell.Interior.ColorIndex = -4142
On Error GoTo 0
End Sub
 
magmike said:
I am trying to combine two different Worksheet_Change codes.
Click to expand...

The simplest approach is: rename the first Worksheet_Change procedure as
Part1 and the second as Part2. Then enter the following Worksheet_Change
procedure:

Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
Part1 Target
Part2 Target
End Sub

Of course, there might be some optimization that you could also do. But the
above is the minimum effort needed.
 
magmike used his keyboard to write :
I am trying to combine two different Worksheet_Change codes. Both
accomplish different things, but it appears that anyway I combine
them, either one works and the other doesn't or neither do. I am not
experienced enough to know where the conflict is. Can anyone help?

Thanks in advance
magmike

PS: I am assuming that they cannot be seperately listed.

Code 1
----------------------------------
Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Excel.Range)
Dim n As Long, s As String
On Error GoTo enditall
If Target.Column = 5 Then '1 is column A
Application.EnableEvents = False
n = Target.Row: s = UCase$(Target)

With Range("N" & n)
If IsEmpty(.Value) Then
.Value = Format(Date, "mm-dd-yyyy")
End If
End With

Select Case s
Case "IN", Range("O" & n) = ""
Range("O" & n) = Format(Date, "mm-dd-yyyy")


Case "QUOTE", Range("P" & n) = ""
Range("P" & n) = Format(Date, "mm-dd-yyyy")

Case "EMAIL", Range("P" & n) = ""
Range("P" & n) = Format(Date, "mm-dd-yyyy")

Case "SENT", Range("Q" & n) = ""
Range("Q" & n) = Format(Date, "mm-dd-yyyy")


Case "REQ", Range("R" & n) = ""
Range("R" & n) = Format(Date, "mm-dd-yyyy")


Case "DONE", Range("S" & n) = ""
Range("S" & n) = Format(Date, "mm-dd-yyyy")
End Select
Range("T" & n) = Format(Date, "mm-dd-yyyy")


enditall:
Application.EnableEvents = True
End If
End Sub


Code 2
----------------------
' Downloaded from www.contextures.com
'---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Procedure : Worksheet_Change
' Author : Roger Govier, Technology 4 U
' Date : 09-Mar-2008
' Purpose :To enable filtering without having to use the dropdown
arrows
' :Especially useful in XL2007 where you need to
deselect all before making
' :a selection. Also save the need to invoke the
Custom dialogue
' :Highlighting of cells with the criteria allows easy
view of what selections have been made.
' :The code was inspired by a discussion with Dr Peter
Grebenik, Brookes University
' :Oxford, who had used something similar in his work.
'---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
'
Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
Dim rownum As Long, colnum As Long
Dim tblname As String, mylist As Object
Dim caret As Long, caret2 As Long
Dim crit1 As String, crit2 As String, optype As String, marker As
String

'Set this next value to the row number above your filter
Const testrow = 1
'Change the marker to something other than the caret ^ if required
marker = "^"

On Error GoTo Worksheet_Change_Error

rownum = Target.Row
colnum = Target.Column
On Error Resume Next

If Target.Count > 1 Then
ActiveSheet.ShowAllData
Target.Interior.ColorIndex = -4142 'clear colour from range
GoTo cleanup
End If

If rownum <> testrow Then GoTo cleanup
crit1 = Target.Value
caret = InStr(Target, marker)
caret2 = InStr(Target, marker & marker)

If caret Then
crit1 = Trim(Left(Target.Value, caret - 1))
crit2 = WorksheetFunction.Substitute(Mid(Target.Value, caret + 1),
marker, "")
optype = xlAnd
End If

If caret2 Then
optype = xlOr
End If

If Val(Application.Version) < 11 Then GoTo earlyversion

Set mylist = ActiveSheet.ListObjects
If mylist.Count Then ' A List or Table Object is used
tblname = mylist(1).Name

If Cells(rownum, colnum).Value = "" Then ' No filter choice
mylist(tblname).Range.AutoFilter Field:=colnum
GoTo cleanup
ElseIf caret Then
mylist(tblname).Range.AutoFilter Field:=colnum, _
Criteria1:=crit1, Operator:=optype, Criteria2:=crit2
GoTo cleanup
Else
mylist(tblname).Range.AutoFilter Field:=colnum, _
Criteria1:=crit1
GoTo cleanup
End If

' There is no List object, it is a Range so treat the same as
' earlier versions of Excel

End If

earlyversion:
'This version of Excel does not support List Objects
If Cells(rownum, colnum).Value = "" Then
Selection.AutoFilter Field:=colnum
ElseIf caret Then
Selection.AutoFilter Field:=colnum, _
Criteria1:=crit1, Operator:=optype, Criteria2:=crit2
Else
Selection.AutoFilter Field:=colnum, Criteria1:=crit1
End If

cleanup:
'keep focus on same cell and set colour index if Selection is made
Range(Target.Address).Activate
If ActiveCell <> "" Then
ActiveCell.Interior.ColorIndex = 40 'change to colour of your
choice
Else
ActiveCell.Interior.ColorIndex = -4142
End If


On Error GoTo 0
Exit Sub

Worksheet_Change_Error:

MsgBox "Error " & Err.Number & " (" & Err.Description & ") in
procedure Worksheet_Change of VBA Document Sheet4"
ActiveCell.Interior.ColorIndex = -4142
On Error GoTo 0
End Sub
Click to expand...

I might suggest putting this behind the 'ThisWorkbook' object in its
Workbook_SheetChange event so you can manage changes to all sheets in
one place/procedure.

Also, I recommend using local scope defined names for your 'selective'
Target ranges so you don't need to rely on using temp vars for row/col
nums. For example: Target.Row or Target.Column can be referred to as
Cells(Target.Row, "N") OR Cells(Target.Row, Target.Column)!<g>
 
The simplest approach is:  rename the first Worksheet_Change procedure as
Part1 and the second as Part2.  Then enter the following Worksheet_Change
procedure:

Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
Part1 Target
Part2 Target
End Sub

Of course, there might be some optimization that you could also do.  But the
above is the minimum effort needed.
Click to expand...

If I catch what you are saying correctly, then I would have a total of
3 Procedures:

Private Sub Part1(ByVal Target As Excel.Range)
Private Sub Part2(ByVal Target As Range)
Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)

And the Worksheet_Change procedure would be exactly this (without any
changes?):

Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
Part1 Target
Part2 Target
End Sub

This is what I have done, and neither of them work. I am sure I didn't
something wrong. Did I understand you correctly?

magmike
 
If I catch what you are saying correctly, then I would have a total of
3 Procedures:

Private Sub Part1(ByVal Target As Excel.Range)
Private Sub Part2(ByVal Target As Range)
Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)

And the Worksheet_Change procedure would be exactly this (without any
changes?):

Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
Part1 Target
Part2 Target
End Sub

This is what I have done, and neither of them work. I am sure I didn't
something wrong. Did I understand you correctly?

magmike
Click to expand...

Forget my previous post - I'm not sure why it wasn't working to begin
with, or what I did to get it working, but it works like a charm now!

Thanks!
 
magmike used his keyboard to write :

































I might suggest putting this behind the 'ThisWorkbook' object in its
Workbook_SheetChange event so you can manage changes to all sheets in
one place/procedure.

Also, I recommend using local scope defined names for your 'selective'
Target ranges so you don't need to rely on using temp vars for row/col
nums. For example: Target.Row or Target.Column can be referred to as
Cells(Target.Row, "N") OR Cells(Target.Row, Target.Column)!<g>

--
Garry

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Click to expand...

Garry,

How would I exclude certain sheets from certain procedures behind
"ThisWorkbook"? Most, but not all the sheets in this workbook will
work in this manner.

magmike
 
magmike laid this down on his screen :
Garry,

How would I exclude certain sheets from certain procedures behind
"ThisWorkbook"? Most, but not all the sheets in this workbook will
work in this manner.

magmike
Click to expand...

Since the num of sheets to exclude are the lesser, I'd make a Const
statement to store the these sheetnames in a string at the top of the
module as follows...

Option Explicit

Const msSHEETS_TO_EXCLUDE As String = "Sheet1,Sheet2"

...and use a For Each loop to act on all sheets except those in the
above var.

Example <aircode>
Dim wks As Worksheet
For Each wks In ThisWorkbook.Worksheets
If Not InStr(msSHEETS_TO_EXCLUDE, wks.Name) > 0 Then
'//code to do stuff to other sheets...
End If
Next 'wks
 
That code could probably be put so it better self-documents its
intent...

Dim wks As Worksheet
For Each wks In ThisWorkbook.Worksheets
If InStr(msSHEETS_TO_EXCLUDE, wks.Name) = 0 Then
'//code to do stuff to other sheets...
End If
Next 'wks
 
That code could probably be put so it better self-documents its
intent...

   Dim wks As Worksheet
   For Each wks In ThisWorkbook.Worksheets
     If InStr(msSHEETS_TO_EXCLUDE, wks.Name) = 0 Then
       '//code to do stuff to other sheets...
     End If
   Next 'wks
Click to expand...

In the '//code to do stuff...' section, would I just name the
procedures here, such as this?:

Dim wks As Worksheet
For Each wks In ThisWorkbook.Worksheets
If InStr(msSHEETS_TO_EXCLUDE, wks.Name) = 0 Then
Worksheet_Change
End If
Next 'wks

And then include the procedures below this in the ThisWorkbook module?
 
magmike brought next idea :
In the '//code to do stuff...' section, would I just name the
procedures here, such as this?:

Dim wks As Worksheet
For Each wks In ThisWorkbook.Worksheets
If InStr(msSHEETS_TO_EXCLUDE, wks.Name) = 0 Then
Worksheet_Change
End If
Next 'wks

And then include the procedures below this in the ThisWorkbook module?
Click to expand...

No! This code would go in the Workbook_SheetChange event. Put the code
that 'does stuff' in a standard module (so there's nothing behind any
sheets), and just 'Call' it from the Workbook_SheetChange event...

Private Sub Workbook_SheetChange(ByVal Sh As Object, _
ByVal Target As Range)

Dim wks As Worksheet
For Each wks In ThisWorkbook.Worksheets
If InStr(msSHEETS_TO_EXCLUDE, wks.Name) = 0 Then
Call MySubToRunWhenSheetChangeHappens(Sh, Target)
End If
Next 'wks
End Sub

...where you pass a ref to the sheet and the range that was changed.
Your procedure will need to know which sheet to process after checking
if Target is a range you want to use as a trigger to do stuff. If
Target is not a trigger cell then just exit.
 
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