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Hi Guys, got a problem here that hope you can solve
Currently, i have to update my database formulas monthly What is currently happening is that i entered a formula to read data from a monthly source file. So, at every month end, i have to change the formula manually so that the new month's source data could be read. Is there anyway to create a formula or a Macros so that i do not have to update all the formulas manually, but rather, by pressing the Macros icon,or by some other means, the formulas can be updated? Pls help Thanks |
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Might help if you copy/paste an example of your formula. Do NOT send
attachment. -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Shane" wrote in message ... Hi Guys, got a problem here that hope you can solve Currently, i have to update my database formulas monthly What is currently happening is that i entered a formula to read data from a monthly source file. So, at every month end, i have to change the formula manually so that the new month's source data could be read. Is there anyway to create a formula or a Macros so that i do not have to update all the formulas manually, but rather, by pressing the Macros icon,or by some other means, the formulas can be updated? Pls help Thanks |
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Of course, it's possible. But you didn't give examples. Therefore, no one can give you a sample macro.
But for the type of task you described, it can usually be solved by using Excel's Find/Replace function. For example, if your old formulas look like : =A1+G5 You want to change them to something like: =B1+H5 You can find "=A" replace with "=B". Then find "+G" replace with "+H" Similarly you can replace worksheet names or whatever. If you decided that FIND/REPLACE cannot serve your requirements, tell us more and I'm sure someone can help. ----- Shane wrote: ----- Hi Guys, got a problem here that hope you can solve Currently, i have to update my database formulas monthly What is currently happening is that i entered a formula to read data from a monthly source file. So, at every month end, i have to change the formula manually so that the new month's source data could be read. Is there anyway to create a formula or a Macros so that i do not have to update all the formulas manually, but rather, by pressing the Macros icon,or by some other means, the formulas can be updated? Pls help Thanks |
Excel Formulas
As I said best to see what you have but using the INDIRECT function would
do it for you. -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Shane" wrote in message ... Hi Guys, got a problem here that hope you can solve Currently, i have to update my database formulas monthly What is currently happening is that i entered a formula to read data from a monthly source file. So, at every month end, i have to change the formula manually so that the new month's source data could be read. Is there anyway to create a formula or a Macros so that i do not have to update all the formulas manually, but rather, by pressing the Macros icon,or by some other means, the formulas can be updated? Pls help Thanks |
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