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Big Rick
 
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I simply want to transfer two cells on on sheet to cells on another sheet.
The two cells on the first sheet are the result of a formula starting off at
150, 160, 187.50 or 200.
As hours are worked, the shortfall cell counts down until it reaches 0 when
the other cell (the additional hours) starts counting up from zero.

At the end of the month, I want to transfer the numbers to the holiday sheet.
This has be done with a user input, hence the check box.

Sorry to be a nuisance.
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Big Rick


"Mangesh Yadav" wrote:

I am sorry. I am at a loss. I don't understand what you are doing. Maybe if
you explain in plain english what you want to do, someone could help.

Mangesh




"Big Rick" wrote in message
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Thank you. This amendment works, but I'm afraid I have discovered a

problem.
The formula in the cells are

I48 =IF(SUM(I46)($A$44*Holidays!S4),SUM(I46-($A$44*Holidays!$S$4)),"0")
I50 =IF(SUM(I46)<($A$44*Holidays!S4),SUM(I46-($A$44*Holidays!$S$4)),"0")

Holidays!S4 can be either 37.50 or 40
A44 can be either 4 or 5
This makes a working month of 150, 160 , 187.50 or 200 working hours.

I'm afraid that the number being transfered is always 160 in Holidays D17
Any chance of some more help !!
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Big Rick


"Mangesh Yadav" wrote:

Use ABS

If CheckBox1.Value = True Then
Worksheets("Hol").Range("D13") =

Abs(Worksheets("Mar").Range("I48"))
Worksheets("Hol").Range("D17") =

Abs(Worksheets("Mar").Range("I50"))
Else
Worksheets("Hol").Range("D13") = 0
Worksheets("Hol").Range("D17") = 0
End If



Mangesh




"Big Rick" wrote in message
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Brilliant, Fantastic, Wonderful, Superb, Magnificent, Breathtaking,
Excellent.
It works a treat.

Please can you help me one stage further.
The value of I50 on each monthly sheet is a negative number. I want

the
same
number transfered, but as a positive number.
If you can help me again, I'll try and think of some other

descriptions of
how utterly amazing you are !!

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Big Rick


"Mangesh Yadav" wrote:

Sorry,

I had not understood your question earlier. Select a checkbox from

the
"Control Toolbox" (View | Toolsbars | Control toolbox). Place it is

say
march sheet. Double click on it to go to design mode and enter the
following
code

Private Sub CheckBox1_Click()

If CheckBox1.Value = True Then
Worksheets("Hol").Range("D13") =

Worksheets("Mar").Range("I48")
Worksheets("Hol").Range("D17") =

Worksheets("Mar").Range("I50")
Else
Worksheets("Hol").Range("D13") = 0
Worksheets("Hol").Range("D17") = 0
End If

End Sub


Repeat procedure for other sheets.

Mangesh

"Big Rick" wrote in message
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I dont understand your question, "what are the cells inbetween?",

but
I'll
try to explain differently.

At the end of every month I need to transfer the the value of 2

cells
on
one
sheet (number of monthly additional or shortfall hours worked) to

2
cells
on
the Holiday sheet by the check box.(it cannot be an automatic

process,
it
has
to be done with a user input)

Mar Sheet
Shortfall Hours
cell I48 = 0
&
Additional Hours
cell I50 = 25

to be transfered to

Holidays Sheet
cell D13 = MarI48 (which should be 0)
cell I50 = Mar D17 (which should be 25)

Hoping that this explains further.
Big Rick


"Mangesh Yadav" wrote:

MarI48 to HolD13 meaning...

what are the cells in between.

Mangesh



"Big Rick" wrote in message
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Hello Everyone. Its me again.
Please can you help me with the following.

I have a workbook with 13 sheets in it. Name of first sheet

is
Holidays.
The others are named Apr, May, ......... Mar.
I would like to place a check box (if this is the right thing

to
use)on
each
monthly sheet that would send the value of cell

Mar!I48 to Holidays!D13 and
Mar!I50 to Holidays!D17
in one operation.

If the check box is ticked the values of I48 and I50 should be
transfered.
If not ticked the value should default to zero.
This is to be repeated on Apr, May etc obvioulsy to different
cells on
the
the Holiday sheet. (Apr I48,I50 to Holidays!F13,I50 and May
I48,I50 to
Holidays H13,H17 etc)
Hoping you can understand all this because I wouldn't !

Please help me !!!
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Big Rick