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Macro or VBA
I am dumb, but would like to automatically trim down reports that we
get from our IT dept. We have to delete redundant columns (A,B,C,D,E,G,H,J,K)from each report. In other words, the only data we want to view is in F,I,J,P. Can this done more effciently with a macro or VBA/ Could someone give me an example of either so that I could work from and learn? Thank-You |
start a new workbook
open one of those report workbooks record a macro into that new workbook (not the report workbook) when you delete the columns you don't want. stop recording back to that new workbook save it as a nice name then when ever you need to delete those columns, you can open this workbook, then select the report workbook and hit: tools|macro|macros and run that recorded macro against the active workbook. wrote: I am dumb, but would like to automatically trim down reports that we get from our IT dept. We have to delete redundant columns (A,B,C,D,E,G,H,J,K)from each report. In other words, the only data we want to view is in F,I,J,P. Can this done more effciently with a macro or VBA/ Could someone give me an example of either so that I could work from and learn? Thank-You -- Dave Peterson |
range("A:E").clear
range("G:H").clear range("J:K").clear etc wrote in message oups.com... I am dumb, but would like to automatically trim down reports that we get from our IT dept. We have to delete redundant columns (A,B,C,D,E,G,H,J,K)from each report. In other words, the only data we want to view is in F,I,J,P. Can this done more effciently with a macro or VBA/ Could someone give me an example of either so that I could work from and learn? Thank-You |
?? J is in both lists ??
-- Gary''s Student " wrote: I am dumb, but would like to automatically trim down reports that we get from our IT dept. We have to delete redundant columns (A,B,C,D,E,G,H,J,K)from each report. In other words, the only data we want to view is in F,I,J,P. Can this done more effciently with a macro or VBA/ Could someone give me an example of either so that I could work from and learn? Thank-You |
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