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I need help with Excel 2002
I work for a small company and some ex-workers have created tables of
employees info such as badge no, grade, work status, etc. These tables are long and time consuming to search for changes. To be more precise, the status of employees might change by a month period and we are trying to find an automateed way to find the these changes without going thru the all tables and lists. I know it is possible to write codes in excel but I don't know how to start. I have a very basic programming background but I have never tried coding in excel. Does anyone have any ideas? It will be really appreciated. :confused: Majed Khaled --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
I need help with Excel 2002
Majed,
AutoFilters are a nice way to navigate too much data. Highlight the column headings, from the Data menu select Filter | AutoFilter Rob "Majed " wrote in message ... I work for a small company and some ex-workers have created tables of employees info such as badge no, grade, work status, etc. These tables are long and time consuming to search for changes. To be more precise, the status of employees might change by a month period and we are trying to find an automateed way to find the these changes without going thru the all tables and lists. I know it is possible to write codes in excel but I don't know how to start. I have a very basic programming background but I have never tried coding in excel. Does anyone have any ideas? It will be really appreciated. :confused: Majed Khaled --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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