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Running excel 07
I have a table/list created where I log quotes. Customer / Reference / Quote number Currently I have a formula in the quote number formula that takes the previous quote number + 1. So the quote number listed in C10 is 110. As I tab through it creates a new line and therefore gives me my next quote number ei 111. My problem is, if I were to resort or filter my results, my quote numbers go out of whack. Goal: what I want is possibly a macro that as I create a new line, it converts the value in row C from a formula (=c10+1) to a value of 111. Any good ideas here? |
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