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I am trying to find a spreadsheet or database that can be used as a document
tracking system. Example: A document comes in on department but needs to be
signed by various persons in that department and at the end of the day you
need to be able to locate that document by just going into the system.
Does such a document excist?
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Turn on the data recorder

select your data and do

Data=filter=Autofilter

in the dropdown in the ID column, select an ID with multiple rows.

Now turn off the recorder

This should give you the data you want and you can see how to program the
autofilter.

You can then use code like
Dim rng as Range, rng1 as Range
dim rng2 as Range
set rng = Activesheet.autofilter.Range.columns(1)
' now exlude the header row
set rng1 = rng.offset(1,0).Resize(rng.rows.count-1)
On error resume next
set rng2 = rng1.specialcells(xlvisible)
On error goto 0
if rng2 is nothing then
' no rows meet the criteria
else
With userform1.Listbox1
.columncount = 3
for each cell in rng2
.AddItem cell.Value
.list(.listcount-1,1) = cell.offset(0,2)
.list(.Listcount-1,2) = cell.offset(0,5)
Next
end With
End if

the alternative is to loop through your list of ID's and pick up the cells
that match your ID. then use code similar to that inside the loop to
populate your listbox.

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy





"Duncan" wrote:

Hi Tom, / (anybody who could help?....)

I have a file which is used to track documents by their specific ID,
with a bit of coding I have designed it so it can all be done via
userforms (add, remove,find etc). I know I should be using access but
im restricted to excel!

My next problem is working out how to track the progress of a document,
it is stored as a row of information saying where its gone and what
date, but the same document could then be sent to another place and so
on thus creating subsequent rows the most recent being at the bottom. I
want to create a trail report on a userform which will show all the
entries for the unique ID in the order that they appear in a sort of
list but just showing certain cells from the row like date sent, where
to, and where from. so that with input of the ID and a click of a
button the form will display a trail report for me.

Is this too blue sky for a userform? I dont really know where to start
with this bit!

Hoping someone can help me

Duncan


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I am trying to find a spreadsheet or database that can be used as a

document
tracking system. Example: A document comes in on department but needs to

be
signed by various persons in that department and at the end of the day you
need to be able to locate that document by just going into the system.
Does such a document excist?



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