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MACROs involving scrollbars
I have a Excel workbook set up with a report that I run
for many clients. Their records are individually defined and their names listed in a combo box. As such, when I select their name from the scroll bar, the report updates with their info. I know very little about macros but know there must be a way to select each name from the scroll bar and then copy the hardcoded data onto seperate worksheets from Client A to Z. Currently doing manually. Thanks. |
MACROs involving scrollbars
Hi,
Click on a name in the combobox to update your report. Now turn on the macro recorder "tools, Macro..., Record New Macro". Do what you do manually to create the seperate worksheet. Turn off the macro recorder. Go into "tools, Macros..." and click Edit. Copy the code and post it here. Your questions are now: 1. How can I edit this code so that the worksheet name is replaced with the combobox name clicked on (plus possibly a creation date?) 2. How can this code be simplified to run faster and avoid screen flicker. Showing this group a bit of code is like throwing red meat to a pack of dogs... regards Paul "HW" wrote in message ... I have a Excel workbook set up with a report that I run for many clients. Their records are individually defined and their names listed in a combo box. As such, when I select their name from the scroll bar, the report updates with their info. I know very little about macros but know there must be a way to select each name from the scroll bar and then copy the hardcoded data onto seperate worksheets from Client A to Z. Currently doing manually. Thanks. |
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