These macros provide formatting and data manipulation functions: one formats numbers with no decimals and thousands separators, one transposes and pastes values, one replaces formulas with values, and one toggles display of gridlines on and off. Each macro contains comments describing its purpose and functionality in 1-2 sentences.
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VBA Macros
These macros provide formatting and data manipulation functions: one formats numbers with no decimals and thousands separators, one transposes and pastes values, one replaces formulas with values, and one toggles display of gridlines on and off. Each macro contains comments describing its purpose and functionality in 1-2 sentences.
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' Macro to Format Numbers
Sub FormatNumbers() ' This macro formats the selected numbers to have no decimal places ' and uses a space as a thousand separator With Selection .NumberFormat = "#,##0" End With End Sub
' Macro to Transpose and Paste Values
Sub TransposePasteValues() ' This macro transposes and pastes copied data ' Ensure the data is copied before running this macro Range("C3").Select Selection.PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteValues, Operation:=xlNone, SkipBlanks _ :=False, Transpose:=True End Sub
' Macro to Replace Formulas with Values
Sub ReplaceFormulasWithValues() ' This macro replaces the formulas in the selected cells with their current values With Selection .Value = .Value End With End Sub
' Macro to Toggle Gridlines
Sub ToggleGridlines() ' This macro toggles gridlines on or off based on their current state With ActiveWindow .DisplayGridlines = Not .DisplayGridlines End With End Sub