Microsoft Excel 2011 Vba Reference Library
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VBA Excel–Allow Paste Special Only. Drake So Far Gone 2009 Chevrolet. While recently answering a post on the MSDN forum, I realized that the Robert Gold(Vice President of Business Intelligence in Bostwick Laboratories, Inc) was facing the same problem that I was facing couple of years back when I was working as a Team Leader in one of the BPO’s. The MIS Department was reporting to me and one of the main jobs was to create “Trackers” for various departments.
My team used to take hours to design a particular tracker only to realize after few days that the users were spoiling the format of the tracker by copying and pasting. Completely protecting it with a password was not the option. Nor did we find any option in Excel which forced selective pasting. It was then we devised this macro which allowed the user to paste but behind the scenes, converted that paste into paste special – values. The only drawback of this method is that if the macros are disabled then this won’t work. But thanks to the IT Department, they ensured that the macros was enabled on each and every pc.
After that we never faced a problem with users messing up the format of the sheet. So how does this code work? What is the logic behind it? I would explain this in 3 sections. Logic. Planting the Code.
Code. LOGICWhatever action that you perform in Excel Spreadsheet is stored in a list which is called the Undo List. So when you do an Undo for the first time, Excel refers to this list and then Undoes the last action that you performed.
So if we can undo a . All we need to do is: Undo a paste. Do a Paste Special – Values. There are few things that we need to take care of in this logic. We not only check for a “Paste” in the Undo list but also for an “Autofill” as Autofill can also spoil formats in a workbook. Don’t clear or set new text in the Clipboard between an UNDO and PASTESPECIAL else you will loose the original data stored in a clipboard.
PLANTING THE CODEIt depends on your requirement. Do you want to preserve the format in all sheets in the workbook or just one sheet?
If you want to preserve the format in all sheets in the workbook then follow these steps: Open the VBA Editor. Double click on “This. Workbook” to open the Code Area on the right as shown in the picture below. Paste the code (Code I – Given below in the Code section) in that Code Area.
If you want to preserve the format in only one sheet in the workbook (Say Sheet. Open the VBA Editor. Double click on “Sheet. Sheet. 1)” to open the Code Area on the right as shown in the picture below. Paste the code (Code II – Given below in the Code section) in that Code Area. THE CODECode I : Preserve the format in all sheets in the workbook. Option Explicit. Private Sub Workbook.
Now when the user pastes in the worksheet, the data will be pasted as “Values” only.