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I am trying to create a Excel spreadsheet for students ordering lunch items.
I need to know the answers to the following: a. Is there a way to run a macro when a Excel workbook is initially opened? b. Is there a way to read a calendar using the current date to identify the cell where the date is located? c. If the answer from b is yes, is there a way to move data from the 4 cells below the cell containing the matching date to 4 cells in a different worksheet? d. Is there a way to scan a series of cells for a specific character, such as, as X? |
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a. Yes, Workbook_Open() runs when workbook is opened.
b. Not clear but today() formula returns today's date c. Yes, but through VBA Code D. Yes "Dave G." wrote: I am trying to create a Excel spreadsheet for students ordering lunch items. I need to know the answers to the following: a. Is there a way to run a macro when a Excel workbook is initially opened? b. Is there a way to read a calendar using the current date to identify the cell where the date is located? c. If the answer from b is yes, is there a way to move data from the 4 cells below the cell containing the matching date to 4 cells in a different worksheet? d. Is there a way to scan a series of cells for a specific character, such as, as X? |
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