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Hi JMB and the others,

JMB, a few weeks ago you helped me with a macro. In a simpler form it worked
for me ok! Thanks!

I have a new problem now.

At this link is a small zip file with an xls included. In it, my problem is
described. I guess it must be simple, but for a beginner like me, it looks
difficult ;-)

download from:
http://members.home.nl/wo2propaganda...eofproblem.zip

Less than 30kb.

I have a table on a sheet called "input".
On this table some test conditions have been tested (by ordinary formulas
not included in the example workbook). This results in either false or true
results for TEST A, B, C etc.
False results are either 0 or an empty field. And the true results can
consist of any number over 0.

For reporting these tests, I have to process this "input" sheet and put the
wanted results in a new "output" sheet.

In my example file, I added a sheet in which a "handmade" output table is
shown. But this has to be done with a macro of course.

What macro????

Any help is welcom!

Harry


 
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