I am wanting to cut out a row based on if a Date is entered in column A
Take that cut row and insert- copy or append into Workbook 2 Sheet1 .

This will save me the trouble of having to do a sort on the list and then
selecting and cutting out rows.
Then I have to resort the list. This is taking me a bit of time after
doing the functions several times a day..

thanks
Rod

Without knowing the details (ie, where your date is stored), no one can create a
complete macro for you.

Your best bet is to create it yourself. Turn on macro recording (ToolsMacros),
go through all the steps, stop recording and save your file.

You will then have to edit the macro to have it handle more general situations,
but the grunt work will have been done by Excel.

If you have trouble with specific parts of the macro, post another question.
Keep it as specific as possible.

--
Regards,
Fred


"rod" wrote in message
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I am wanting to cut out a row based on if a Date is entered in column A
Take that cut row and insert- copy or append into Workbook 2 Sheet1 .

This will save me the trouble of having to do a sort on the list and then
selecting and cutting out rows.
Then I have to resort the list. This is taking me a bit of time after
doing the functions several times a day..

thanks
Rod

use datafilterautofilter
record a macro, if desired.

--
Don Guillett
SalesAid Software

"rod" wrote in message
...
I am wanting to cut out a row based on if a Date is entered in column A
Take that cut row and insert- copy or append into Workbook 2 Sheet1 .

This will save me the trouble of having to do a sort on the list and then
selecting and cutting out rows.
Then I have to resort the list. This is taking me a bit of time after
doing the functions several times a day..

thanks
Rod

Fred

I will explain in more detail, hopefully I can get my point across,what I
am feeling ..

I had this somewhat posted on another group but did not get any feedback.
.......

I am using a shared workbook ((S:\share\tch_list.xls ), with info in
Columns A to S.
Info in Rows usually at least 600 Rows used ,, this is on Sheet 1 of
workbook.

Current Date is typed in Column A from Row 4 to Row 600 when task is
complete for data
in that Row .
So many Rows may have at random, Current date or Date , task was completed
in the Column A .

Would like a function or macro to scan down the Column A and cut out the
complete row
and insert-paste or append into another shared workbook .
((S:\share\track_tch_list.xls )..

Rather than having to sort the worksheet by Coulmn A and cutting out all of
the
rows of completed data, and then pasting into another shared workbook.
several times aday.

There may be 4 Users that share the ((S:\share\Tch_list ) workbook at any
time.
2 of these Users only would kneed to see the
(S:\share\track_tch_list ),,Workbook,, sheet,
the workbook with the completed tasks in it... They are not interested in
seeing the
full complete list ..
This would be helpful to all Users .

The info below is an example of the file .
The Rows that I have marked as ( Task finished ) would be the Rows to cut
out and be appended
into the S:\share\Track_tch_list . ,, The Rows that I have marked ( Task Not
finished ) would stay .


A B C D E
1 comp part part part material
2 date number rev qty number
3
4 10/18 123456 A 45 913-104R ( Task
finished )
5 10/18 123456 A 45 913-104R ( Task
finished )
6 123456 A 45 913-104R ( Task
Not finished )
7 10/20 123456 A 45 913-104R ( Task
finished )

I would not know how to use the Filter on a shared workbook ,, and
have the Filterted data moved to another workbook ..

thanks for the reply ,
rod






"Fred Smith" wrote in message
...
Without knowing the details (ie, where your date is stored), no one can
create a complete macro for you.

Your best bet is to create it yourself. Turn on macro recording
(ToolsMacros), go through all the steps, stop recording and save your
file.

You will then have to edit the macro to have it handle more general
situations, but the grunt work will have been done by Excel.

If you have trouble with specific parts of the macro, post another
question. Keep it as specific as possible.

--
Regards,
Fred


"rod" wrote in message
...
I am wanting to cut out a row based on if a Date is entered in column A
Take that cut row and insert- copy or append into Workbook 2 Sheet1 .

This will save me the trouble of having to do a sort on the list and then
selecting and cutting out rows.
Then I have to resort the list. This is taking me a bit of time after
doing the functions several times a day..

thanks
Rod