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Report on upcoming dates
I have a workbook with 3 worksheets each with 6 columns
The worksheets relate to 3 different shifts of employees each worksheet has 6 columns name,initial,Staff number startdate, medical due, licence due. Every month I will need to see a report on whose medical is due in the following month and when their licence to operate machinery is due for renewal. The report should be on a further worksheet in the same 6 column format Of course I can sort in date order and visually scan but thought there should be a way of doing this by creating a search and report macro. I've looked at V(H)Lookup but I don't think this fits the bill. I have considered Access but our computers don't have this functionality. Is there any hope? -- Bill |
Report on upcoming dates
Have you tried selecting the range and then doing data|filter|autofilter?
You can hide/show columns by using the dropdown arrow in each header cell. You can filter on a custom criteria (= the first of the month and <= the last of the month). == As an aside, you might find that if you put all the data in one worksheet (adding an indicator column for each shift) will make it even easier. You could just filter by that column first. Bill wrote: I have a workbook with 3 worksheets each with 6 columns The worksheets relate to 3 different shifts of employees each worksheet has 6 columns name,initial,Staff number startdate, medical due, licence due. Every month I will need to see a report on whose medical is due in the following month and when their licence to operate machinery is due for renewal. The report should be on a further worksheet in the same 6 column format Of course I can sort in date order and visually scan but thought there should be a way of doing this by creating a search and report macro. I've looked at V(H)Lookup but I don't think this fits the bill. I have considered Access but our computers don't have this functionality. Is there any hope? -- Bill -- Dave Peterson |
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