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Macro to copy and append spreadsheet changes to new spreadsheet
I have a working spreadsheet, spsht1, and a summary spread sheet spsht2.
Spsht 2 does not have all the columns as spsht2. I would like to create a macro to update spsht2 so that when I make changes to the rows in spsht1 or add additional rows, I can copy these changes and then append them to spsht2 but for only the columns that are in spsht2. Can anyone help? -- jsm |
Macro to copy and append spreadsheet changes to new spreadsheet
Would this alternative approach achieve the same ends: Save spsht1 as spsht2
and hide the columns that are not required. If so, why not create two macros and use one spreadsheet only. One macro hides the unwanted columns, and the macro restores them. Have I missed something, or have you not told me something? -- Richard Search the web and raise money for charity at http://www.everyclick.com/ "Journey" wrote: I have a working spreadsheet, spsht1, and a summary spread sheet spsht2. Spsht 2 does not have all the columns as spsht2. I would like to create a macro to update spsht2 so that when I make changes to the rows in spsht1 or add additional rows, I can copy these changes and then append them to spsht2 but for only the columns that are in spsht2. Can anyone help? -- jsm |
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