VBA - inserting a variable number of columns in a specific location in a table











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I need help inserting a variable number of columns into a table using VBA. What I have so far is:



Private Sub copy_data(filename As String)
disable_updates

If Not filename = "False" Then
Set dest_workbook = ActiveWorkbook
Set src_workbook = Workbooks.Open(filename, True, True)

test = copy_sheet_with_links(src_workbook.Worksheets("Main"), dest_workbook.Worksheets("Reference"), 0, 0)
test = copy_sheet_with_links(src_workbook.Worksheets("PMP"), dest_workbook.Worksheets("PMP"), 1, 1)

src_workbook.Close False
Set src_workbook = Nothing

dest_workbook.RefreshAll
dest_workbook.Worksheets("PMP").Select
End If

enable_updates
End Sub


The number of columns to be inserted is in cell B19 on the "Reference" worksheet. The columns are to be inserted in a table called PMPTable on the "PMP" worksheet.










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    what happens in the copy_sheet_with_links sub?
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I need help inserting a variable number of columns into a table using VBA. What I have so far is:



Private Sub copy_data(filename As String)
disable_updates

If Not filename = "False" Then
Set dest_workbook = ActiveWorkbook
Set src_workbook = Workbooks.Open(filename, True, True)

test = copy_sheet_with_links(src_workbook.Worksheets("Main"), dest_workbook.Worksheets("Reference"), 0, 0)
test = copy_sheet_with_links(src_workbook.Worksheets("PMP"), dest_workbook.Worksheets("PMP"), 1, 1)

src_workbook.Close False
Set src_workbook = Nothing

dest_workbook.RefreshAll
dest_workbook.Worksheets("PMP").Select
End If

enable_updates
End Sub


The number of columns to be inserted is in cell B19 on the "Reference" worksheet. The columns are to be inserted in a table called PMPTable on the "PMP" worksheet.










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    what happens in the copy_sheet_with_links sub?
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    Nov 22 at 17:32













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I need help inserting a variable number of columns into a table using VBA. What I have so far is:



Private Sub copy_data(filename As String)
disable_updates

If Not filename = "False" Then
Set dest_workbook = ActiveWorkbook
Set src_workbook = Workbooks.Open(filename, True, True)

test = copy_sheet_with_links(src_workbook.Worksheets("Main"), dest_workbook.Worksheets("Reference"), 0, 0)
test = copy_sheet_with_links(src_workbook.Worksheets("PMP"), dest_workbook.Worksheets("PMP"), 1, 1)

src_workbook.Close False
Set src_workbook = Nothing

dest_workbook.RefreshAll
dest_workbook.Worksheets("PMP").Select
End If

enable_updates
End Sub


The number of columns to be inserted is in cell B19 on the "Reference" worksheet. The columns are to be inserted in a table called PMPTable on the "PMP" worksheet.










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I need help inserting a variable number of columns into a table using VBA. What I have so far is:



Private Sub copy_data(filename As String)
disable_updates

If Not filename = "False" Then
Set dest_workbook = ActiveWorkbook
Set src_workbook = Workbooks.Open(filename, True, True)

test = copy_sheet_with_links(src_workbook.Worksheets("Main"), dest_workbook.Worksheets("Reference"), 0, 0)
test = copy_sheet_with_links(src_workbook.Worksheets("PMP"), dest_workbook.Worksheets("PMP"), 1, 1)

src_workbook.Close False
Set src_workbook = Nothing

dest_workbook.RefreshAll
dest_workbook.Worksheets("PMP").Select
End If

enable_updates
End Sub


The number of columns to be inserted is in cell B19 on the "Reference" worksheet. The columns are to be inserted in a table called PMPTable on the "PMP" worksheet.







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    what happens in the copy_sheet_with_links sub?
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    what happens in the copy_sheet_with_links sub?
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what happens in the copy_sheet_with_links sub?
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You didn't mention where about in your PMP sheet want to add the new columns... however, assuming that is starting at column C, i would do something like this:



Assign the number of the columns to a variable



Dim nrCols As Long
nrCols = dest_workbook.Sheets("Reference").Range("B19").Value


Resize the range starting at column C with the nrCols value, and insert the columns.



With src_workbook.Sheets("PMP")
.Range("C:C").Resize(, nrCols).EntireColumn.Insert
End With





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    You didn't mention where about in your PMP sheet want to add the new columns... however, assuming that is starting at column C, i would do something like this:



    Assign the number of the columns to a variable



    Dim nrCols As Long
    nrCols = dest_workbook.Sheets("Reference").Range("B19").Value


    Resize the range starting at column C with the nrCols value, and insert the columns.



    With src_workbook.Sheets("PMP")
    .Range("C:C").Resize(, nrCols).EntireColumn.Insert
    End With





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      You didn't mention where about in your PMP sheet want to add the new columns... however, assuming that is starting at column C, i would do something like this:



      Assign the number of the columns to a variable



      Dim nrCols As Long
      nrCols = dest_workbook.Sheets("Reference").Range("B19").Value


      Resize the range starting at column C with the nrCols value, and insert the columns.



      With src_workbook.Sheets("PMP")
      .Range("C:C").Resize(, nrCols).EntireColumn.Insert
      End With





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        You didn't mention where about in your PMP sheet want to add the new columns... however, assuming that is starting at column C, i would do something like this:



        Assign the number of the columns to a variable



        Dim nrCols As Long
        nrCols = dest_workbook.Sheets("Reference").Range("B19").Value


        Resize the range starting at column C with the nrCols value, and insert the columns.



        With src_workbook.Sheets("PMP")
        .Range("C:C").Resize(, nrCols).EntireColumn.Insert
        End With





        share|improve this answer












        You didn't mention where about in your PMP sheet want to add the new columns... however, assuming that is starting at column C, i would do something like this:



        Assign the number of the columns to a variable



        Dim nrCols As Long
        nrCols = dest_workbook.Sheets("Reference").Range("B19").Value


        Resize the range starting at column C with the nrCols value, and insert the columns.



        With src_workbook.Sheets("PMP")
        .Range("C:C").Resize(, nrCols).EntireColumn.Insert
        End With






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