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Family Art Day 11 a.m. Sunday, Oceanside Museum of Art, 704 Pier View Way. Children can participate in a memorial tile painting project, expressing their feelings about the Holocaust. The tiles will be mounted on the walls of the museum during the "Fabric of Survival" exhibition. Free. (760) 435-3720.
40th reunion for Escondido High School July 17 and 18 at Lawrence Welk Resort. Registration is available at ehsclassof69.com. (760) 746-9348.
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McDonald's Corp. and federal health officials said a report that the fast food chain may cut health insurance for its 30,000 hourly workers is false.
The Wall Street Journal reported that McDonald's might cut employee insurance unless U.S. regulators waived a requirement of new healthcare legislation that is pushed by President Barack Obama.
McDonald's officials said the report is "completely false."
"This story is wrong," U.S. Department of Health and Human Services spokeswoman Jessica Santillo said in a statement on Thursday. "The new law provides significant flexibility to maintain coverage for workers."
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The journal reported that McDonald's told federal regulators in a memo that it would be "economically prohibitive" for its insurance carrier to continue to cover hourly workers unless it receives a waiver to the 80 percent minimum requirement. It said that federal officials say there is no guarantee a waiver will be granted.
"This story is premature as guidance on the new medical loss ratio rules has not even been issued," Santillo said. "The administration is working closely with businesses like McDonald's that are committed to providing health benefits to protect health coverage for their employees."
McDonald's officials said the report was "purely speculative and misleading."
"McDonald's is committed to providing competitive pay and benefits," Steve Russell, the company's head of human resources, said in a statement.
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Russell said that most of the company's franchises offer a limited benefit plan and nearly 30,000 employees are enrolled in the medical coverage program.
The Journal said that many McDonald's hourly workers are covered by the "mini-med" policies and pay about $14 every week for a plan capping annual benefits at $2,000 each year, or a similar plan in which they pay $32 each week and annual benefits are capped at $10,000.
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The Journal reported that a U.S. Department of Health and Human Services official said officials do not want employers to drop coverage because of the law. It said that McDonald's declined to disclose its current medical-loss ratio.
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The treatment for stomach cancer depends on its stage--the size and location of the tumor, whether the cancer has spread, and the patient's overall health. Treatments may include surgery, chemotherapy (possibly before and after surgery), targeted treatments, and radiation or any combination of these treatments.
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Dr Campbell was recommended to me. I have had a neck and shoulder condition for 4.5 years. I've seen 3 experienced Vancouver practioners, all of whom have been more than happy to take my $'s, but have in no way permanently helped my, by now, chronic condition. I despaired of ever getting right again, and sometimes even yoga classes felt really hard to manage as a result. I'm writing this after 6 sessions. After 3 I knew that things were improving but was still holding my breath. I now believe that there is light at the end of my tunnel. Do consider trying Dr Campbell. He is a knowledgeable, compassionate, approachable man and he is GOOD at his job with many years under his belt. There are a number of practitioners out there who really need to be avoided...(beware of those who want to put you on a monthly "management" plan, for a start, would be my advice). Good luck.
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Rashneel Kumar
Wednesday, August 27, 2014
THE organisers of the Rewa Delta 7s have postponed the tournament which was supposed to be held this weekend at Ratu Cakobau Park in Nausori.
Tournament co-ordinator Apolosi Vakaloloma said they were unable to attract the required number of teams for the two-day tournament which was supposed to start on Friday.
He said the tournament would now be held on September 20 at the same venue.
"We managed to get only 11 teams which paid their registration in full. We needed 32 teams for this tournament. There were some teams which had registered but didn't pay the entry fee on time," Vakaloloma said.
"There are also some other 7s tournaments happening this weekend and most of the clubs that we were targeting will be competing there."
Vakaloloma said because of time constraints, they would not host the netball tournament as planned.
The tournament is sponsored by Perfect Aluminium. Entry fee is $170 and the cup winner prize purse is $1500.
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2010 is quickly coming to a close, and fortunately, so is the recession that left most leaders fearing for the future of their organizations. As you think about strategies for managing your team(s) in 2011, here are some predictions to keep in mind: Retention over layoffs For the better part of two years, you had to focus on how to let some employees go, and now it's going to be the other way around. The recessionary wo...
How to Create an Attitude of Gratitude
by Dr. Maynard Brusman - Dec, 2010
Gratitude unlocks the fullness of life. It turns what we have into enough, and more. It turns denial into acceptance, chaos to order, confusion to clarity. It can turn a meal into a feast, a house into a home, a stranger into a friend. Gratitude makes sense of our past, brings peace for today, and creates a vision for tomorrow. - Melody Beattie Happiness and Success I believe the key to happiness and success in life and wo...
The Leadership Trust Gap
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I've learned over the years that my most inspiring executive coaching leadership clients are congruent with how they feel and what they say. They get excited in my office telling me inspiring stories that engage their people. They are honest, humble, optimistic, and forward thinking. Emotionally intelligent leaders know that creating a workplace culture and climate where emotions are appropriately expressed increases engagem...
Be Outstanding!: Make No Excuses
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Daughter Tara, while a high school senior, came home one weeknight after I'd turned in and typed out a note on my laptop. This is exactly how it looked and read: "Dad, I'm sorry for not calling to let you know I wouldn't be home by ten. I understand things like this can take away the trust you have in me. I won't even make excuses, because I know I need to have Personal Accountability!" I remember thinking, Wow, great note...
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Talk with Your Dentist About the Health Risks Associated with Poor Oral Health
HARRISBURG, Pa., April 27, 2011 /PRNewswire/ — During American Stroke Month in May, United Concordia Dental, one of the nation's largest dental insurers, encourages adults to talk with their dentists about the health risks associated with poor oral health.
"Growing evidence suggests that poor oral health, particularly, gum disease, can affect a number of medical conditions such as heart attack, stroke, and diabetes, by making them more difficult to control," said Jerome Blum, D.D.S., corporate dental director of United Concordia Dental. "By visiting your dentist regularly, you can help your mouth, and possibly other areas of your body, remain healthy."
Regular visits to the dentist can help identify potential issues. Dentists are trained to look for signs of systemic disease as part of every routine dental checkup, including bumps and sores. Dental X-rays not only identify cavities, but also early signs of bone problems. Finally, dentists can help determine if seemingly harmless mouth conditions such as dry mouth and bad breath may be signs of more serious health problems.
"Oral health includes more than strong and healthy teeth," said Dr. Blum. "Oral health also refers to the condition of your upper and lower jaws, gums and supporting tissues, chewing muscles, roof of your mouth, linings of your mouth and throat, tongue, lips and salivary glands. In addition, branches of the nervous, immune and vascular system are involved in protecting, nourishing and moving these parts as well as connecting them to the brain and the rest of the body."
For more information, visit www.UnitedConcordia.com.
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Mummies are showstoppers in 'Silk Road' at Bowers
SANTA ANA, Calif. Mystery, dazzle and awe unite the mummies of a man, woman and child who were found in China's Tarim Basin at different times in different places for an exhibition so rich in history it contains some of the earliest known baby bottles, trousers, sunglasses and pasta.
"Secrets of the Silk Road: Mystery Mummies of China," opens Saturday at the Bowers Museum. Ten years in the works, it will be the first time the mummies will be seen outside of Asia.
"The Beauty of Xaiohe" is around 3,800 years old and is one of the most perfectly preserved mummies ever discovered, said exhibit catalog editor Victor Mair, a professor of Chinese language and literature at the University of Pennsylvania.
"I call her the Marlene Dietrich of the desert. She is stunning," he said.
A reddish, dishwater blonde, the beauty has long, full eyelashes and is wearing a rakish corded hat with a feather. She probably died in her early 30s, Mair said.
Because of her eyelashes, "I keep joking we ought to get Maybelline to sponsor this," said Peter C. Keller, president of the Bowers.
Her remains were found at Small River Cemetery No. 5 (Xaiohe means small river). Bluebonnet Baby, around 9 months old, and Yingpan Man, about 55 when he died, were found at different burial sites a couple hundred miles apart in the Tarim Basin in the Far Western Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region of China.
They were all discovered along what would become known as the Silk Road, the rambling, braided trading route between Central Asia and China named for the luxurious fabrics that exchanged hands, along with spices, gold, exotic animals, furs and jade.
None of the mummies are Asian-looking, Mair said. They are light-skinned with round eyes, long noses and red or blonde hair.
The beautiful woman lived nearly 1,800 years before the Silk Road was established. "They were just isolated people. They are not trading on a large scale. They're just subsistence, just making do. I call them egg roll pastoralists. They have sheep and goats and cattle, all of which came from western Asia," Mair said. They also know how to grow wheat, he said, another Asian product.
China is protective of its ancient mummies, so many tests have yet to be done, including CT scans and other tests that could tell scientists about the people's last meals, intestines, hair follicles, diet, cause of death, lungs and other factors.
The exhibit comes with more than 150 pieces of clothing, implements, coins, documents, masks, jewelry, coffins and other items found at the burial sites.
"Everything is beautifully preserved. There's a pair of shoes in the exhibit that you could wear today, made out of cattails. I could see a designer actually copying them," Keller said.
The child, about 2,800 years old, is displayed next to a sheep's udder shaped into a conelike drinking vessel. "You can say it's the world's first baby bottle," Mair said.
"He's wrapped in a beautiful purply, red, brown blanket which has a different color from whatever side you look at it. They have used red dye on natural brown wool, so you get the same effect as a woman with brown hair who hennas her hair," said Elizabeth Barber, a member of the curating team, a prehistorian and noted textile expert from Occidental College in Los Angeles.


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Evaluations for draft prospects are much more than strictly "Player A does x and y but can't do z". As much as we'd like to simplify the process as such to make our evaluations as black and white as possible, this simply is not the way the NFL Draft evaluation process works. Even if you don't philosophically agree with this premise, you have to acknowledge the other variables teams look at when valuing a prospect.
One of those variables is what I score as "leadership". You can call it experience, leadership, whatever you'd like; but I track the starts, games played, team success and leadership (whether or not the player served as a team captain) and roll it into one component of a prospect's score: the Leadership score. During the course of the past week I've been collecting the data of all offensive players required to distribute approximately 160 leadership scores for offensive prospects in 2014. So what I'd like to do today is explore what players helped and hurt themselves with this component of my grading scale (which accounts for anywhere from 8% to 15% of a player's overall grade depending on the position).
- Helped: AJ McCarron (8.97), Tajh Boyd (8.57), Logan Thomas (8.13)
It really shouldn't serve as much of a shock that a player who won 36 of his 40 career starts and was a team captain for a back to back national championship team registers a nearly perfect score in a metric that measures team success, experience and leadership qualities. McCarron registered the highest leadership score of ANY prospect on the offensive side of the football. As you'll see this trend develop, players who were captains and experienced starters for successful programs are going to be well represented here. I was a bit more surprised to see Logan Thomas inside the top 5 for Quarterback scores though, but 40 starts and a .650 winning percentage were enough to bump him into the upper echelon of Leadership scores for Quarterbacks.
- Hurt: Johnny Manziel (6.70), Blake Bortles (6.90)
These two are names frequently thrown around as 1st round prospects...but it won't be due to their experience. The two average 27 starts between them, a respectable figure no doubt...but because of their youth and the structure at their teams, they were not captains. There is no black and white with captain-ship. Either you are (9.0 score) or you aren't (6.0 score). As Quarterbacks with limited starting experience compared to the rest of their counterparts (no one came within 7 of Aaron Murray's 51 starts) their scores were the only two in the 6's besides non-starter Kenny Guiton.
- Helped: James White (8.55), Tim Flanders (8.40), Zach Bauman (7.98)
While the Quarterback class was loaded with leadership scores in the high 7's, the running backs only registered 2 scores higher than an 8 and many in the low 7's and 6's. Not a lot of backs serve as captains, so it's not really a surprise. James White, Zach Bauman and Tim Flanders all played in more than 45 games for their seasons and each participated in the Senior All Star circuit. It's no coincidence that this level of experience led to a nice bump in their evaluation.
- Hurt: Kapri Bibbs (5.05), Tre Mason (6.08), James Wilder (5.67)
The leadership score for running backs is a bit of a double edged sword. These are 3 backs with a lot of upside, not a lot of starting experience and perhaps just as importantly not a lot of MILES. Wilder has 226 career carries, Mason has 318 and Bibbs has 281...all much more favorable numbers than Flanders' 999 and Bauman's 1003. (But this is a story for another day...) Regardless, these backs are all notable talents with limited game experience and are penalized as such.
- Helped: Sammy Watkins (8.64), Josh Huff (8.84), Matt Hazel (8.26)
Seeing seniors Josh Huff and Matt Hazel shouldn't be all that much of a surprise, but a pure junior like Sammy Watkins was a nice unexpected score. Watkins has logged 35 starts since blowing up as a pure freshman in 2011. Paired with being a team captain in 2013 and Watkins' team success really pushes him into the top tier....he certainly had a hand in all that success. Josh Huff and Matt Hazel also have 36 and 38 respective starts, so Watkins' talent has allowed him to close the gap and all 3 are in the higher end of the receiver leadership scores.
- Hurt: Kelvin Benjamin (6.17), Mike Evans (6.70), Allen Robinson (6.06)
Big bodied receivers who "win the catch point" were a consistent disappointment...but both Evans and Benjamin are raw route runners and I've maintained they'd have been better off returning to school. I think these scores are a reflection of a lack of development and teams selecting them need to treat carefully if they're expecting top rookie production. Benjamin's 14 starts are an obvious asterisk and while Evans and Robinson have 26 and 24 starts respectively, I only feel really comfortable with Robinson's routes vs. Evans'.
- Helped: Jacob Pedersen (8.04), Arthur Lynch (7.58), Alex Bayer (7.95)
This is another really young class. Pedersen, Lynch and Bayer were the ONLY Tight Ends to score above a 7.50 leadership score. All 3 served as captains for their teams and all represented with at least 2 seasons of starting (Lynch only logged 26 starts but played in 50 career games).
- Hurt: Jace Amaro (5.98), Eric Ebron (5.79), Richard Rodgers (3.22)
The class at TE is full of young stars....but they're not about to be drafted for their experience. Richard Rodgers' team has only won 1 of his starts at the collegiate level. None of these highly regarded players represented their team as a captain...that isn't a reflection on their character, but it IS a reflection on their experience.
- Helped: Charles Leno Jr. (8.69), Jack Mewhort (8.54), Zach Martin (8.35), Billy Turner (9.00), David Yankey (8.89), Bryan Stork (8.82)
Offensive linemen tend to carry the stigma as team enforcers...and as a result a lot of them carry the title of captain. Highlighted by the ONLY 9.00 score I've granted in leadership (as earned by Billy Turner of North Dakota State) the offensive line crop this year is LOADED with experienced prospects who have earned the right to represent their team as a captain.
- Hurt: Seantrel Henderson (6.20), Tiny Richardson (5.37), Antwan Lowery (5.65), Russell Bodine (6.94)
This collection of players were hurt by different circumstances. All were not team captains in 2013...but Henderson struggled with suspensions which kept him from getting valuable experience. Richardson started 2 full seasons but Tennessee's lack of success hurt his value, Lowery was beat out as a senior and missed an entire year of starting. These figures don't reflect the whole story...but they often highlight players who's backgrounds you'd be best served to look into.
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Tip Messaging (pop-up Like Window Perhaps)Oct 30, 2008
I am using Excel 2003 and wish to make a tip message (pop-up like window perhaps) if a value of a particular cell is exceeded.View 2 Replies
I am using Excel 2003 and wish to make a tip message (pop-up like window perhaps) if a value of a particular cell is exceeded.View 2 Replies
I have a worksheet that contains 5-6 bar charts on it and I am trying to display additional data to the user whenever the mouse hovers over one of the bars.
I found a really good start at:
And it works perfectly whenever the chart is in its seperate 'Chart' tab, but I can't figure out how to make it work when the charts are in a worksheet instead.
I have a certain macro which copies data from one file to the other. There are several target files (refering to a given month each) and one source file. The user chooses a month from a drop down list in the source file which modifies a certain cell. The value of this cell decides on which of the 12 target files will be opened to paste the data to. The macro also copies the value of a cell which refers to the current date (=TODAY()) This number is then compared with a the range (value between two pints in time: start and end date of a given month). All I need is some sort of a pop-up window with a header i.e. WARNING. and the window text: You are about to send the information to a file which does not refere to the current month, are you sure you want to perform this action" and two buttons YES and NO in case the value of the current date does not match the range set up by the starting and ending of a given month in the target file. The button YES would then do waht ever the code that was placed before the pop-up window said, save the aplication and close it, and the NO button would simply close the aplicatiown without saving it. Something like that:
Sub Export()
'the whole code describing the action to be taken
If Range("A1").Value >= Range("A3").Value And Range("A1").Value <= Range("A2").Value Then
'here the A1 cell refers to the current date and cells A2 and A3 to the start and the end date of the month
End Sub
i have a macro that performs the same search in many websites, opening a new ie window for any site. What i want now is opening a new tab in IE instead of a new window. To illustrate, here go some code:
Dim PartNo As String 'Declaro la cadena de texto que determina la busqueda
Public Sub BuscarPLCCenter()
Dim IE As InternetExplorer
I would like that all of these procedures opened a new IE tab to do the search, cause actually it opens like 15 windows at a time and is not user friendly enough.
Is there any way to have a macro, that is started from the immediate window, close the immediate window when it's done. My macro closes the immediate window, but as soon as it ends, the immediate window reopens and my cursor is inside it.View 14 Replies View Related
There is a column with a formula and a list validation, and an adjacent hidden column with numbered ids. When moving into the list validation cell the Worksheet_Selection_Change event code saves information about the Target cell - value, address, formula. When a value has been obtained from the list the Worksheet_Change event code looks up a belonging id in a lookup table and put this in the hidden id cell, and puts the saved formula back into the list validation cell. This makes the sheet (or window) unmanagable.
When I move around the sheet I can see the cell name in the Name Box, but the sheet itself is not visible. The only way to display the sheet is to add a new window (Window - New Window), choose the first "frozen" window (Window - 1. window) and quit this window. Then the new window is ready for use, but of course with the same limitations as the newly quitted one. Ring a bell, someone?? The funny thing is that in this workbook I also use the same functionality in another sheet without any problems.
I'm looking for a way to use VBA to set the window size upon opening the workbook. When the document opens, there should be two windows, each taking up half the screen and each on a particular tab.
Currently, if I save the workbook with the window settings I want, when I open it, both windows are maximized. When I hit the restore button, they go back the settings with which they were saved, which is what I want it to look like as soon as it's opened. Also, a bonus would be for the code to determine the screen size, so it can fill the screen no matter what monitor/computer it's opened on.
I have 3 worksheets in a workbook. How can I have the view go to A2 and View that on each worksheet? I do a Range("A2").Select But, it still shows the window on another column - row.View 2 Replies View Related
i was recently upgraded to Excel 2003 and have found that whenever i open more than one workbook, it opens in a new window on the taskbar (similar to opening another application)... I remember having this in my previous version of excel but i can't for the life of me remember how i switched this off?View 9 Replies View Related
I open up Excel by double clicking on a file, it opens but it just has a grey background and the file I opened is displayed as a small 1 inch stip in the top left - just a title bar with the windows maximise, minimise and close buttons.
What ever I click I can't see any of the cells!
I've built a macro to run a loop that opens excel files, prints certain sheets and closes them. I have the macro working - to some degree. here is my code (this is excel):
Sub RMPProducer()
OldPath = "S:RMBS_Performance_Analytics Analysis1 Staging Folder For Monthly Model Templates2007200704VVDeals"
Dim t As Workbook
Dim s As String
Dim a As Window
With Application.FileSearch
.LookIn = OldPath
.SearchSubFolders = False
.Filename = "*.xls"
.MatchTextExactly = True
If .Execute() > 0 Then
For i = 1 To .FoundFiles.Count
s = .FoundFiles(i)
I have 2 problems. First problem is that I am trying to add a function to make the window close once its finished printing. This actually works - but it limits my loop iterations from i = 1 to 2 (so it only runs 2 times and I'm not exactly sure why). If I don't include the statement - this can run for up to 7 - 8 times (these are very large files) then excel runs out of memory. Unfortunately, i can't set the loop to run from i = anything other than one.
So What I would prefer is to be able to make the "ActiveWindow.close" command work - because this way I can run the entire loop. But I'm not sure how to. I tried window referencing, I tried adding a new active Window so when the file opens, its opening in the active window already, but nothing works.
Preferably, I need to be able to reference both windows, as my next macro will involve referencing 2 windows (one static - always open) and the other the loop above.
Heres a strange thing, My latest version of a spreadsheet i have design has got a small problem. When clicking on a cell, nothing appears in the edit window, and when you double click on the cell to edit the contents the data disappears.
This only happens on one sheet within a workbook of 7 pages. The werid thing is that it does not happen on the version before
Any ideas how this could of happened and is there a fix?
Is it possible to create a popup window that contains drawing objects?
I created a "form" with the objects, but I don't know how to use the form.
I want to have this image, or form, or whatever it is, to popup when the user clicks a cell. Is this possible without getting into programming?
Can it be hidden and then made visible when the cell is selected?
I have a workbook open. When I try to open a separate workbook, it opens already opened workbook (basically linking the workbooks as one). I want to have my workbooks on two separate screens this is preventing that. How to unlink these workbooks.View 1 Replies View Related
I'm trying to find an ID from a new open Internet Explorer Window.
I know that the ID that I'm trying to search for is "rBeginMonth_BeginDate", but my code always says that it's empty.
The code below is partially of what I've done.
[Code] .....
I have a project were i have to make a macro and place in a workbook such that as soon as i open that excel file
1. excel workbook is opened in New Excel window
2. Ribbon is hidden for this new window.
So when user closes this excel window there is no problem with other workbook ribbon, as there are open in different window
I have tried with code stated below it hides the ribbon but new excel window is not open
Private sub Workbook_open()
Application.ExecuteExcel4Macro "Show.toolbar(""Ribbon"",False)"
End Sub
A macro, which would allow me to click on a particular cell, which will have an ID number (1 through 34), each ID# is attributed to a particular employee. These ID# are located in my spreadsheet in columns B & G, and the ID #'s begin initially in B6 & G6 and continue downward to B34 & G34. These ID #'s are used in a vlookup type formula which covers 35 pages of this workbook. What I'd like to do is be able to click on any cell between B6& B34 (and/or the same in G6&G34), which has a particular ID # in it and have the photo of that particular employee designated with that ID# pop up in a window generated by the macro. I hope this makes sense! Any help would be greatly appreciated. My 1st sheet in my workbook is my "lookup" tab, which contains my ID# list and numbering sequence affiliated to each employee. So I'm not sure if I'd need to put the photograph of the employee in a column next to the employees name or have a folder designated with all my pictures in a certain directory, etc.View 11 Replies View Related
I am looking for an event that would capture the minimization of the Excel application window so that I can force it to stay maximized.View 13 Replies View Related
I want to create a floating window in excel that can contain a series of macro buttons (12 total)
I'd like to see if this window can be opened with a hyperlink or a single macro button on a spread sheet.
Would anyone be able to tell me how to display a promp at an excel workbook startup so that users agree to the terms and conditions?View 4 Replies View Related
I'm trying to manipulate a URL in an already opened IE browser window. In a nutshell, I need to change "http://www.excelforum.com" to "http://www.excelforum.com/this-is-the-new-part"
The code prior to this does the following:
- Opens a new instance of IE
- Enters the username and password required to get into the site
- Scrapes the source code, imports it into Excel, and parses the data
- Finds a row based on the current date and some text
- Extracts from that row a unique identifier...
- Obtains the window handle ID for the instance of IE displaying the website
Now I need to add the unique identifier to the url. I cannot open it in a new tab or instance of the browser, as it revokes back to the login screen. I was assuming that the best way to do this would be to get the window handle, then just send a "tab" to get back to the URL, and enter the new URL. If there's any other way to do this, I'm all ears. Otherwise, how can I send the keys using the window handle?
I have the this code in ThisWorkbook to open the workbook with two windows, each with a different tab showing, and each taking up half the screen:View 3 Replies View Related
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I'm trying to get the below code to save the workbook before the macro continues. I would like for the Save As browser window to be displayed so that the user can select a location to save in.
It would be great if it could maintains the existing name and file type.
The code I attempted below will save the file I just don't know where to!!
Sub Clear_Quarter_Call()
'Activates password message box
If UCase(InputBox("Enter Password 'This Action Cannot Be Undone' ")) "2222" Then Exit Sub
This code takes all the data from a listbox and throws it into a sheet so that I can print it. I would like the print window to open ready to print this one sheet but allow the user to make sure the right network printer is selected before hitting print.
Private Sub cmdPrint_Click()
Dim i As Long
Dim ws As Worksheet
If Me.lstPrintRooms.ListCount = 0 Then
MsgBox "The are no rooms in the list to print"
[Code] .........
I have a macro that launches another program (Windows Title - Storm). I then use sendkeys to have it export the file to an excel file. (This launches another instance of excel.) I want to be able to focus back to (Storm) so I can sendkeys to close the program down. I can get it to the end result using sendkeys, but I am trying to have it switch back to the Storm application so the user does not need to close it manually.View 2 Replies View Related
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My spreadsheet has approx 50 tabs, can I cascade them so that I don't have to scroll across all the time to find the one I want (ie, can they all be shown in the one window)View 8 Replies View Related
I do have code, but this thing (which appears on the Excel window, not the VBE window) doesn't seem to be connected to any of my code.
What is this, and what caused it to suddenly pop up on me in Excel?
Is there a way that I can make an excel sheet and save it in a way that when it's opened the person JUST sees the cells in a really simple window...
Not sure if I'm confusing people in how I explain this... but basically I don't want it to show the scroll bars, the A B C D etc and 1 2 3 4 etc, the tool bars... etc. JUST the specified cells in a sheet.
When I start Excel I get a Document Recovery Window that lists a file that was lost some time ago. I don't need the file and don't want the window appearing. If I click on the listed file, or right click and select "open", "save as", or "show repairs", the window disappears and I get a blank document.
I know I could write code that would automatically close the window when I start Excel, but there has to be a better way. I DO want the window to appear when there is really a file that needs to be recovered, but I don't want the listed file and don't want the window.
If a user decides to hit the esc key right in the middle of one of my procedures (bug free, etc), this will leave the file in an odd state. The file is set up so if the routine is re-run it cleans the file up and restores it to proper form.
But hitting esc exposes my code which is password protected when the file is idle. I employ a little trick that makes it hard to hack into my worksheet code, but one achilles heel is the esc button.
What I want is to have the file close if the routine is stopped in mid stream. This way the code is not exposed, and the user cannot monkey with the file.
I wanted to set the file up where i have a custom debug window that when a button is pressd the file closes OR when the user escapes out of the debug window the file closes as well.
I am having difficulty locating / composing a script that will set the Main Excel window size? Even better if I could find a way to set the size and position on screen..View 2 Replies View Related
I'm relatively new to macro's. I have an excel workbook that draws information from an exported file from a website. When I do this I get an IE window open which is of variable name depending on the information I picked on the website. I am trying to create a macro that will close this new window on importing but leave the original website window where it is. The name is variable but has the same format e.g. "http://batch+report+info....." with the later address changing depending on the info selected. I tried using a an " If name.like" formula but am too new to macro's to know how to implement it.View 3 Replies View Related
Is it possible to create a "floating" UserForm with VBA? That is, a form that is always on top af all the other windows. If not I think I will have to create an application in VB that imports data from the active Excel Spreadsheet, wich I have been lead to understand is fully possible. I really need this for the application that I am currently developing and I from what I have heard it is possible in VB.View 4 Replies View Related
I am trying to activate a window and the name of the window to be in a cell. lets say: Windows(file2.xls).Active
I want something like this: The name of the file is in B2 cell in tab Sheet1 in file file1.xls so the line will be like:
i do not know what function to use.
The bold line below does not work, Word remains the active window. The commented routine is a Chip Pearson API routine to do the same thing, it doesn't work either.
If infobox = vbOK Then
AppActivate "Microsoft Word"
print_dialog = wordapp.Application.Dialogs(wdDialogFilePrint).Show
If print_dialog = 0 Then
AppActivate "Microsoft Excel"
'Call ActivateExcel
End If
End If
Just want to know if is possible control a popoup window through a VBScript Macro in excel? I don't know if I could click a button from a PopUp when it appears? I mean I cant go forward because a popup message appears and I dont know how take the control of it.
I mean how can the parent window take the control of the child window (popup window)
I have two wide screens, and I stretch excel over both of them to gain the most useable space. Sometimes I save a file while it's on the right screen. This causes problems for my boss, because she opens the file on her computer and it opens offscreen way to the right. I could have sworn there was a setting in excel to save or not save the workbook's window position, but now I can't find it.View 9 Replies View Related
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