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Conditionally inserting blank rows using macro
I have a workbook containing the results from an archery competition,
(the data in there is just to make sure that it is working fine, I will delete it once it is fully functioning), and I need some help with the code. I have found one problem when i come to format the team results page for presentational reasons. As was pointed out to me, there can be situations when there is not enough members to constitute a full team, (in fact we had this problem only Sunday.) A macro for generating the team results was given to me, but when there are less than four members in a team, it immediately moves onto the next university. I would like to have a situation where extra rows would be inserted to make up the numbers in a team, (if only two team members for novice, enters thes results followed by either blank rows or the full data but with no name and scores of zero), as I plan to write/record a macro whereas it takes the team results sheet and formats it by moving the data from the table to elsewhere. If I simply copy the data as it is now, I will come unstuck when a team in future has more or less than the cell ranges I have defined to move for this set of results. Since each team has 4 members, inserting blank rows in means I can define each range for novice/experienced and each university. I was thinking of inserting a new row immediately after the results that are there, achieved by counting the number in each team and an if statement. The workbook can be found at http://www.geocities.com/nulice2002/BUTTS04.xls Thanks in advance to anyone who replies. |
Conditionally inserting blank rows using macro
Done and sent.
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Steve Hill" wrote in message om... I have a workbook containing the results from an archery competition, (the data in there is just to make sure that it is working fine, I will delete it once it is fully functioning), and I need some help with the code. I have found one problem when i come to format the team results page for presentational reasons. As was pointed out to me, there can be situations when there is not enough members to constitute a full team, (in fact we had this problem only Sunday.) A macro for generating the team results was given to me, but when there are less than four members in a team, it immediately moves onto the next university. I would like to have a situation where extra rows would be inserted to make up the numbers in a team, (if only two team members for novice, enters thes results followed by either blank rows or the full data but with no name and scores of zero), as I plan to write/record a macro whereas it takes the team results sheet and formats it by moving the data from the table to elsewhere. If I simply copy the data as it is now, I will come unstuck when a team in future has more or less than the cell ranges I have defined to move for this set of results. Since each team has 4 members, inserting blank rows in means I can define each range for novice/experienced and each university. I was thinking of inserting a new row immediately after the results that are there, achieved by counting the number in each team and an if statement. The workbook can be found at http://www.geocities.com/nulice2002/BUTTS04.xls Thanks in advance to anyone who replies. |
Conditionally inserting blank rows using macro
You are an absolute star at this. If I ever meet you, remind me to buy
you several drinks. Thanks "Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message ... Done and sent. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Steve Hill" wrote in message om... I have a workbook containing the results from an archery competition, (the data in there is just to make sure that it is working fine, I will delete it once it is fully functioning), and I need some help with the code. I have found one problem when i come to format the team results page for presentational reasons. As was pointed out to me, there can be situations when there is not enough members to constitute a full team, (in fact we had this problem only Sunday.) A macro for generating the team results was given to me, but when there are less than four members in a team, it immediately moves onto the next university. I would like to have a situation where extra rows would be inserted to make up the numbers in a team, (if only two team members for novice, enters thes results followed by either blank rows or the full data but with no name and scores of zero), as I plan to write/record a macro whereas it takes the team results sheet and formats it by moving the data from the table to elsewhere. If I simply copy the data as it is now, I will come unstuck when a team in future has more or less than the cell ranges I have defined to move for this set of results. Since each team has 4 members, inserting blank rows in means I can define each range for novice/experienced and each university. I was thinking of inserting a new row immediately after the results that are there, achieved by counting the number in each team and an if statement. The workbook can be found at http://www.geocities.com/nulice2002/BUTTS04.xls Thanks in advance to anyone who replies. |
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