How do I send some cells to an external text file?
Hello,
I have a spreadsheet in which: Column 1 contains (a number) price per unit. Column 2 contains (a number) quantity. Column 3 contains (a formula) sub-total. (price per unit x quantity) Column 4 contains (a number) sales tax rate. Column 5 contains (a formula) total. (sub-total x sales tax rate) + sub-total I need to give this spreadsheet to a person who has no Excel knowledge. Please help: How can I have the user click a button (or something like that) so that the above information is automatically written to an external text file? This auto generated text file should NOT contain the formulas. This auto generated text file should contain ONLY the values. Such price per unit, quantity, sub-total, sales tax rate and total. The text file will be printed as a "receipt". Thanks, Luther ------------------------------------------------ ~~ Message posted from http://www.ExcelTip.com/ ~~ View and post usenet messages directly from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
How do I send some cells to an external text file?
The user only has to do File=Saveas and Select "save as type" to be .CSV
That should be simple enough to explain. Why send the .CSV file. Then they have it. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy lothario wrote in message ... Hello, I have a spreadsheet in which: Column 1 contains (a number) price per unit. Column 2 contains (a number) quantity. Column 3 contains (a formula) sub-total. (price per unit x quantity) Column 4 contains (a number) sales tax rate. Column 5 contains (a formula) total. (sub-total x sales tax rate) + sub-total I need to give this spreadsheet to a person who has no Excel knowledge. Please help: How can I have the user click a button (or something like that) so that the above information is automatically written to an external text file? This auto generated text file should NOT contain the formulas. This auto generated text file should contain ONLY the values. Such price per unit, quantity, sub-total, sales tax rate and total. The text file will be printed as a "receipt". Thanks, Luther ------------------------------------------------ ~~ Message posted from http://www.ExcelTip.com/ ~~ View and post usenet messages directly from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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