Copying one-dimensional array of formulas into a listobject column in Excel without auto-filling from first...
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Driving me a bit crazy. I have a list of formulas in an one-dimensional array that I want to copy into a column referred to by a listobject column header. However, when I try to copy the array of formulas in, Excel takes the first formula in the array and auto-fills it down. If I use a range that is off by one (e.g., fill all but the first cell, or all but the last cell) it doesn't autofill and uses the array formulas as expected. So, my current code that works is this:
subtotalRange = tblSubtotalColLtr & tblSubtotalFirstRowRef & ":" & tblSubtotalColLtr & (tblSubtotalFirstRowRef + UBound(arrFormulas) - 2)
finalRowRange = tblSubtotalColLtr & (tblSubtotalFirstRowRef + UBound(arrFormulas) - 1) & ":" & tblSubtotalColLtr & (tblSubtotalFirstRowRef + UBound(arrFormulas) - 1)
Application.AutoCorrect.AutoFillFormulasInLists = False
Range(subtotalRange).Formula = Application.Transpose(arrFormulas)
Range(finalRowRange).Formula = arrFormulas(UBound(arrFormulas))
I was trying initially to just do this:
Application.AutoCorrect.AutoFillFormulasInLists = False
tbl.ListColumns(tbl.HeaderRowRange(AmountCol).Value).DataBodyRange.formula = application.transpose(arrFormulas)
The current code is super kludge-y - is there any way to make the second one work? What am I doing wrong?
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Driving me a bit crazy. I have a list of formulas in an one-dimensional array that I want to copy into a column referred to by a listobject column header. However, when I try to copy the array of formulas in, Excel takes the first formula in the array and auto-fills it down. If I use a range that is off by one (e.g., fill all but the first cell, or all but the last cell) it doesn't autofill and uses the array formulas as expected. So, my current code that works is this:
subtotalRange = tblSubtotalColLtr & tblSubtotalFirstRowRef & ":" & tblSubtotalColLtr & (tblSubtotalFirstRowRef + UBound(arrFormulas) - 2)
finalRowRange = tblSubtotalColLtr & (tblSubtotalFirstRowRef + UBound(arrFormulas) - 1) & ":" & tblSubtotalColLtr & (tblSubtotalFirstRowRef + UBound(arrFormulas) - 1)
Application.AutoCorrect.AutoFillFormulasInLists = False
Range(subtotalRange).Formula = Application.Transpose(arrFormulas)
Range(finalRowRange).Formula = arrFormulas(UBound(arrFormulas))
I was trying initially to just do this:
Application.AutoCorrect.AutoFillFormulasInLists = False
tbl.ListColumns(tbl.HeaderRowRange(AmountCol).Value).DataBodyRange.formula = application.transpose(arrFormulas)
The current code is super kludge-y - is there any way to make the second one work? What am I doing wrong?
arrays excel vba listobject
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Driving me a bit crazy. I have a list of formulas in an one-dimensional array that I want to copy into a column referred to by a listobject column header. However, when I try to copy the array of formulas in, Excel takes the first formula in the array and auto-fills it down. If I use a range that is off by one (e.g., fill all but the first cell, or all but the last cell) it doesn't autofill and uses the array formulas as expected. So, my current code that works is this:
subtotalRange = tblSubtotalColLtr & tblSubtotalFirstRowRef & ":" & tblSubtotalColLtr & (tblSubtotalFirstRowRef + UBound(arrFormulas) - 2)
finalRowRange = tblSubtotalColLtr & (tblSubtotalFirstRowRef + UBound(arrFormulas) - 1) & ":" & tblSubtotalColLtr & (tblSubtotalFirstRowRef + UBound(arrFormulas) - 1)
Application.AutoCorrect.AutoFillFormulasInLists = False
Range(subtotalRange).Formula = Application.Transpose(arrFormulas)
Range(finalRowRange).Formula = arrFormulas(UBound(arrFormulas))
I was trying initially to just do this:
Application.AutoCorrect.AutoFillFormulasInLists = False
tbl.ListColumns(tbl.HeaderRowRange(AmountCol).Value).DataBodyRange.formula = application.transpose(arrFormulas)
The current code is super kludge-y - is there any way to make the second one work? What am I doing wrong?
arrays excel vba listobject
Driving me a bit crazy. I have a list of formulas in an one-dimensional array that I want to copy into a column referred to by a listobject column header. However, when I try to copy the array of formulas in, Excel takes the first formula in the array and auto-fills it down. If I use a range that is off by one (e.g., fill all but the first cell, or all but the last cell) it doesn't autofill and uses the array formulas as expected. So, my current code that works is this:
subtotalRange = tblSubtotalColLtr & tblSubtotalFirstRowRef & ":" & tblSubtotalColLtr & (tblSubtotalFirstRowRef + UBound(arrFormulas) - 2)
finalRowRange = tblSubtotalColLtr & (tblSubtotalFirstRowRef + UBound(arrFormulas) - 1) & ":" & tblSubtotalColLtr & (tblSubtotalFirstRowRef + UBound(arrFormulas) - 1)
Application.AutoCorrect.AutoFillFormulasInLists = False
Range(subtotalRange).Formula = Application.Transpose(arrFormulas)
Range(finalRowRange).Formula = arrFormulas(UBound(arrFormulas))
I was trying initially to just do this:
Application.AutoCorrect.AutoFillFormulasInLists = False
tbl.ListColumns(tbl.HeaderRowRange(AmountCol).Value).DataBodyRange.formula = application.transpose(arrFormulas)
The current code is super kludge-y - is there any way to make the second one work? What am I doing wrong?
arrays excel vba listobject
arrays excel vba listobject
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Charlene Barina
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You need to resize the DataBodyRange
to fit your Array.
Application.AutoCorrect.AutoFillFormulasInLists = False
tbl.ListColumns(AmountCol).DataBodyRange.Resize(UBound(arrFormulas) + 1).Formula =
Application.Transpose(arrFormulas)
Nope, that didn't work - same behavior as before with weird auto-fills.
– Charlene Barina
Nov 22 at 8:18
CAn you email me the file at tinmanse@aol.com ?
– TinMan
Nov 22 at 9:52
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You need to resize the DataBodyRange
to fit your Array.
Application.AutoCorrect.AutoFillFormulasInLists = False
tbl.ListColumns(AmountCol).DataBodyRange.Resize(UBound(arrFormulas) + 1).Formula =
Application.Transpose(arrFormulas)
Nope, that didn't work - same behavior as before with weird auto-fills.
– Charlene Barina
Nov 22 at 8:18
CAn you email me the file at tinmanse@aol.com ?
– TinMan
Nov 22 at 9:52
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You need to resize the DataBodyRange
to fit your Array.
Application.AutoCorrect.AutoFillFormulasInLists = False
tbl.ListColumns(AmountCol).DataBodyRange.Resize(UBound(arrFormulas) + 1).Formula =
Application.Transpose(arrFormulas)
Nope, that didn't work - same behavior as before with weird auto-fills.
– Charlene Barina
Nov 22 at 8:18
CAn you email me the file at tinmanse@aol.com ?
– TinMan
Nov 22 at 9:52
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You need to resize the DataBodyRange
to fit your Array.
Application.AutoCorrect.AutoFillFormulasInLists = False
tbl.ListColumns(AmountCol).DataBodyRange.Resize(UBound(arrFormulas) + 1).Formula =
Application.Transpose(arrFormulas)
You need to resize the DataBodyRange
to fit your Array.
Application.AutoCorrect.AutoFillFormulasInLists = False
tbl.ListColumns(AmountCol).DataBodyRange.Resize(UBound(arrFormulas) + 1).Formula =
Application.Transpose(arrFormulas)
answered Nov 22 at 6:23
TinMan
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Nope, that didn't work - same behavior as before with weird auto-fills.
– Charlene Barina
Nov 22 at 8:18
CAn you email me the file at tinmanse@aol.com ?
– TinMan
Nov 22 at 9:52
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Nope, that didn't work - same behavior as before with weird auto-fills.
– Charlene Barina
Nov 22 at 8:18
CAn you email me the file at tinmanse@aol.com ?
– TinMan
Nov 22 at 9:52
Nope, that didn't work - same behavior as before with weird auto-fills.
– Charlene Barina
Nov 22 at 8:18
Nope, that didn't work - same behavior as before with weird auto-fills.
– Charlene Barina
Nov 22 at 8:18
CAn you email me the file at tinmanse@aol.com ?
– TinMan
Nov 22 at 9:52
CAn you email me the file at tinmanse@aol.com ?
– TinMan
Nov 22 at 9:52
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