I can’t find a macro that will enable automatically adjusting column and row widths in an excel workbook.
I have found previous macros that will complete this; however, the undo function for instance (control + z) doesn’t function once this macro is enabled.

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I am interested in finding out a keyboard shortcut (or VBA macro) that will enable excel workbooks that I work with, to automatically adjust column widths and row widths.

Most Likely stupid question here but…

i do a lot of testing and i use a list of barcodes generated in Excel.
I copy the barcode i use, then change the color of the cell so i know which ones are used.
Is there a way a macro could automatically changes the color of the selected cell/s when i copy them using Ctrl + C.
I tried to record a macro and key bind it to Ctrl + C but it come with a Out of Stack Space error.

I want to conduct an Excel test for a few candidates. As part of the proctoring protocol, I want to write a Macro that shuts down the Excel workbook if user switches window/application.

I am making an automated ID/database. I am using vlook up with photos for the ID template. My database perse, is just a simple table with the photos at the end of the table.

I have a macro that I have been using for a few years. The code takes the current years data for each future months only one at a time and moves it to the bottom of the page in a section to capture the prior months data. Then the code is supposed to clear each month one at a time in the above section as well. Now it appears to only be working for the first sheet in the array. Is anyone able to help with what might be causing this new issue all of a sudden?

In Excel : I’m writing a code to compare two columns in two different tables , I want to compare sheet2 with sheet1 , in case a row exist in second sheet (DetailData) and not exist in first sheet (MainData) , then the row should be colored with red in the second sheet .

Another user here kindly wrote the following Macro for me but no matter what I try it won’t work.

I’m looking for some help with a macro. I’ve used a similar macro about 5 years ago and cannot remember what code I used for it.