Excel Workbook Reset with a Single Button Click [Easy Version]

How to easily clear or reset an entire workbook, specific worksheet, or just a few cells with a single button click in Excel.

This tip requires using a very small amount of VBA, but I will walk you through all the steps to get it to work and I promise that everyone can do it.

Clearing the data is the same as deleting the data.

Resetting the data is the same as setting it back to default values.

The topics covered include:
- How to clear a worksheet using vba & macros?
- How to reset a worksheet using vba & macros?
- How to clear or reset a workbook in Excel?

Resources:

0:00 What's Covered
00:20 VBA Course Benefits
00:40 Prepare the Worksheet Ready
01:10 Start Coding The VBA Macros
01:36 Clear the Worksheet using VBA
03:08 Reset the Worksheet using VBA

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[HamdanYouTuber]

You are an expert in excel, I learn a lot from you. thanks. Regards.

[robertweekley]

I tried it! First VBA Coding! Super! Excellent Screen Delivery! I got it! (Different Number Titles and Values, But - No Problem! It Works!)

[pedjamarmut]

You rock man. Excellent. I tried and it is working ovesome.

[urbansoundscapes]

Excellent and clear help - you made it easy! Thank you.

[chikita]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge! ❤

[nadermounir]

Thank u for sharing ur knowledge with us :)

[johnjosephamiler]

How about clearing a Range comping of Merged Cells? Still looking for a video on this :(

[JamesDurrett]

I get a RunTime Error 9 Subscript out of range error with this code. Cant seem to make it work. My work still have Excel 2007 so...

[djanderson]

You can also reference the worksheet object directly rather than calling the Worksheets collection

Sheet1.Range("Qty").Value = ""