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Hope all of you are having/have had a great day. With sweltering weather outside I am stuck indoors analyzing banking data. I am hoping one of you could make life easier by suggesting that would make things easier. Okay I have many different bank statements on the one sheet sorted by date. What I am trying to do is check inter account movements. These aren't obvious by the account "transfer" classifications the banks use so I am having to examine transactions on the same date of which there could be as many as 10 to 15 and then similar amounts coming/leaving the accounts.What I would like to achieve a sort of banding depending on the date so it differentiates the different data. I figured that maybe part of the solution might be to create a "helper" column with the formula A1-A2, A2-A3 etc. This leaves me with a zero and when there is a change in date negative figs then perhaps a VB script to get the banding. Maybe this isn't possible. Thanks for looking. Kind Regards M |
Conditional Formatting or VBA
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Hi All Hope all of you are having/have had a great day. With sweltering weather outside I am stuck indoors analyzing banking data. I am hoping one of you could make life easier by suggesting that would make things easier. Okay I have many different bank statements on the one sheet sorted by date. What I am trying to do is check inter account movements. These aren't obvious by the account "transfer" classifications the banks use so I am having to examine transactions on the same date of which there could be as many as 10 to 15 and then similar amounts coming/leaving the accounts.What I would like to achieve a sort of banding depending on the date so it differentiates the different data. I figured that maybe part of the solution might be to create a "helper" column with the formula A1-A2, A2-A3 etc. This leaves me with a zero and when there is a change in date negative figs then perhaps a VB script to get the banding. Maybe this isn't possible. Thanks for looking. Kind Regards M One way... Use CF to 'flag' amounts in the debit column with matching amount in the credit column if the transaction dates match. -- Garry Free usenet access at http://www.eternal-september.org ClassicVB Users Regroup! comp.lang.basic.visual.misc |
Conditional Formatting or VBA
On Jun 28, 6:12*am, Mr X Z wrote:
Hi All Hope all of you are having/have had a great day. With sweltering weather outside I am stuck indoors analyzing banking data. I am hoping one of you could make life easier by suggesting that would make things easier. Okay I have many different bank statements on the one sheet sorted by date. What I am trying to do is check inter account movements. These aren't obvious by the account "transfer" classifications the banks use so I am having to examine *transactions on the same date of which there could be as many as 10 to 15 and then similar amounts coming/leaving the accounts.What I would like to achieve a sort of banding depending on the date so it differentiates the different data. I figured that maybe part of the solution might be to create a "helper" column with the formula A1-A2, A2-A3 etc. This leaves me with a zero and when there is a change in date negative figs then perhaps a VB script to get the banding. Maybe this isn't possible. Thanks for looking. Kind Regards M |
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