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hi again, i hope someone have the time and patience to listen to my problem
and help resolve it. in our business we give up to 30 quotations per day of which on average 6 gets accepted. as soon as the quote is accepted, a series of consecutive documents (all related to the original quote and its contents) need to be generated. the series a quote - booking in doc - parts order doc - job card - invoice - delivery report. what i want to do is to force the office staff, when a quote is accepted, to go back to that quote and generate the parts order from the original quote document; - when parts arrive to go back to the quote and generate the booking doc from the quote; - then issue the job card also from the original quote; - when the vehicle is done, generate the invoice and delivery doc's again from the quote. what would be the best way to go about doing this. i was thinking to use the oringinal quote (that we already use) and generate a new sheet with a macro for each step, but the new sheet needs to be a template style form. i'm at a dead end, could anyone please, please help |
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Quite a tall order for voluntary helpers on a newsgroup! Perhaps you
should contact your local Excel developer, as there are a lot of details that would be needed and these would be best obtained in face- to-face contact meetings. You seem to imply that your staff might be a bit reluctant to change their working habits, so it would be vital that any new system is fully tested and bugs eradicated, otherwise user acceptance will be low - again, local contact will make this more achievable. Pete On Jul 2, 9:38*pm, des-sa wrote: hi again, i hope someone have the time and patience to listen to my problem and help resolve it. in our business we give up to 30 quotations per day of which on average 6 gets accepted. *as soon as the quote is accepted, a series of consecutive documents (all related to the original quote and its contents) need to be generated. the series a *quote - booking in doc - parts order doc - job card - invoice - delivery report. *what i want to do is to force the office staff, when a quote is accepted, to go back to that quote and generate the parts order from the original quote document; - when parts arrive to go back to the quote and generate the booking doc from the quote; - then issue the job card also from the original quote; - when the vehicle is done, generate the invoice and delivery doc's again from the quote. *what would be the best way to go about doing this. *i was thinking to use the oringinal quote (that we already use) and generate a new sheet with a macro for each step, but the new sheet needs to be a template style form. *i'm at a dead end, could anyone please, please help |
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the intention was not to misuse the voluntary helpers here, maybe you should
have a second look at what i'm actually asking at the bottom of my long story - basically just a recommendation of going the route of opening a new file for each document (which is not really practical) or is there a way of doing it with new sheets. the reason why i said i wanted to force staff to go back was purely to say that i wanted staff to open the original doc first to eliminate mistakes. thanks anyway "Pete_UK" wrote: Quite a tall order for voluntary helpers on a newsgroup! Perhaps you should contact your local Excel developer, as there are a lot of details that would be needed and these would be best obtained in face- to-face contact meetings. You seem to imply that your staff might be a bit reluctant to change their working habits, so it would be vital that any new system is fully tested and bugs eradicated, otherwise user acceptance will be low - again, local contact will make this more achievable. Pete On Jul 2, 9:38 pm, des-sa wrote: hi again, i hope someone have the time and patience to listen to my problem and help resolve it. in our business we give up to 30 quotations per day of which on average 6 gets accepted. as soon as the quote is accepted, a series of consecutive documents (all related to the original quote and its contents) need to be generated. the series a quote - booking in doc - parts order doc - job card - invoice - delivery report. what i want to do is to force the office staff, when a quote is accepted, to go back to that quote and generate the parts order from the original quote document; - when parts arrive to go back to the quote and generate the booking doc from the quote; - then issue the job card also from the original quote; - when the vehicle is done, generate the invoice and delivery doc's again from the quote. what would be the best way to go about doing this. i was thinking to use the oringinal quote (that we already use) and generate a new sheet with a macro for each step, but the new sheet needs to be a template style form. i'm at a dead end, could anyone please, please help |
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