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How do I setup a dialog box in excel
I have an excel workbook which contains a number of sheets (it is an asset
list). I need to be able to produce something (VBA?) that enables the 7 sheets to be searched so that items that were purchased and discarded on a specific date ranges can be found in the worksheets and then pasted into a new worksheet in order to produce a "report". Ideally I also need to be able to filter the report by location of the assets. I can do basic stuff in excel like forumlas to add up a range of cells and take averages etc but this is as far as my exsperience extends. I would therefore like to know if anybody advise me the best way to go about this? Given my knowlege is this going to be achivable without taking too long i.e. iv only got about 7 days over the period of 2 to 3 weeks to do this. As an alternative I was thinking of importing the spread sheet into access, as I felt that I might be able to achive this better in there, however the end user of this would prefer if the asset list remained as a spread sheet. Any comments would be apprciated. |
How do I setup a dialog box in excel
VLOOKUP might help you.
Also, putting the info in Access is a possibility. You coudl then run queries on it from Excel using Microsoft query. "jeansguy" wrote: I have an excel workbook which contains a number of sheets (it is an asset list). I need to be able to produce something (VBA?) that enables the 7 sheets to be searched so that items that were purchased and discarded on a specific date ranges can be found in the worksheets and then pasted into a new worksheet in order to produce a "report". Ideally I also need to be able to filter the report by location of the assets. I can do basic stuff in excel like forumlas to add up a range of cells and take averages etc but this is as far as my exsperience extends. I would therefore like to know if anybody advise me the best way to go about this? Given my knowlege is this going to be achivable without taking too long i.e. iv only got about 7 days over the period of 2 to 3 weeks to do this. As an alternative I was thinking of importing the spread sheet into access, as I felt that I might be able to achive this better in there, however the end user of this would prefer if the asset list remained as a spread sheet. Any comments would be apprciated. |
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