EnglishDad,

You would be much better off if you started your design differently. Instead of one sheet for each
vehicle, add a column to on of your sheets, where you enter the vehicle name or ID in that column.
Then continue on as you stated. Each time you enter data, just enter the vehicle ID in that column.

Now you have a database. Apply data filters (Select a single cell in your table and use Data /
Filter / Autofilter), and you can use the dropdown at the top to filter the database to show
individual vehicles, those which are overdue, etc.

HTH,
Bernie
MS Excel MVP


"englishdad" wrote in message
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Hi Guys

Initially I'm not sure how to even search for something like this but I
am in need of help with a little coding again.

I'm getting a maintenance workbook together that has many worksheets in
it, each worksheet representing a vehicle.

In each worksheet B3 will be the vehicle reg and C3 the type. There
will then be a table starting at B7 and ending at E7 with date entered,
fault descrip, fault remedy and date complete in them. Each fault being
entered in the row below (ie B8-E8, etc).

A 5th column (F7, F8, etc) will calculate the number of days the fault
has existed without remedy and I'll conditional format them to go red
if any get to 7 days.

That about covers it for each sheet but what I'd like is a way of doing
a summary (a macro??) that goes through each sheet (eg 30 rows) and
checks the calculation in column F to see if any are 7 days or older.

If they are I'd like it to list B3 and C3 then the relevent row that
has the entry that is red (ie B7 to E7, B8 to E8, or whatever row
number it is)

I know this is a coding thing and I'm completely stuck on how to do
this so any help would be very gratefully received.

Thanks in advance :)




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englishdad