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Dead end rudolfo anaya pdf. Auto increment Rows Number in a column using VB March 4th, 2012, 15:49 I like to auto increment numbers in ascending order on the rows in Column A until it reaches the end of the data row in Column B, using VB codes and NOT by dragging the cells method. Since you've posted in a VBA forum here's the VBA answer. Put this code in the object module for the Anatomy worksheet. BTW you have an error, you need to remove the initial '('. Change xxxxx for your situation.
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I am trying to write a code to get a auto increment number for my document at the curson position: The below code gets the correct result but at the last of the document. My requirement is that where ever I may be in the document, It shoud brng the result there, I mean at the cursor position: Sub AutoNew() ' ' AutoNew Macro ' Macro created by mia ' Order = System.PrivateProfileString('C: Settings.Txt', _ 'MacroSettings', 'Order') If Order = ' Then Order = 1 Else Order = Order + 1 End If System.PrivateProfileString('C: Settings.txt', 'MacroSettings', _ 'Order') = Order ActiveDocument.Range.InsertAfter Format(Order, '00#') End Sub Please advice the correct code as according to my need. Regards Irshad. A macro named AutoNew is intended to run automatically whenever you create a new document based on the document or template that contains the code. If you want to insert the order number in the current location, it should be an ordinary macro, preferably not named AutoNew. For example: Sub InsertNumber() ' ' AutoNew Macro ' Macro created by mia ' Dim Order Order = System.PrivateProfileString('C: Settings.Txt', _ 'MacroSettings', 'Order') If Order = ' Then Order = 1 Else Order = Order + 1 End If System.PrivateProfileString('C: Settings.txt', 'MacroSettings', _ 'Order') = Order Selection.InsertAfter Format(Order, '000') End Sub --- Kind regards, HansV www.eileenslounge.com. Intensive language immersion programs. How to teach parallel parking. What you should have is Sub AutoNew() Dim order As Long order = 0 If Dir('C: temp Settings.Txt') ' Then order = System.PrivateProfileString('C: temp Settings.Txt', _ 'MacroSettings', 'Order') End If If order = 0 Then order = 1 Else order = order + 1 End If System.PrivateProfileString('C: temp Settings.txt', 'MacroSettings', _ 'Order') = order Selection.Range.InsertAfter Format(order, '00#') End Sub Note that in some operating systems e.g.