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Hello all. I have a question about excel macros. This is a bit more
complex than the average. I want develope a macro that is linked to
another spreadsheet that then links to a like field and then performs
a calculation. Currently I am importing the files in to MS Access and
then creating a relationship and exporting a combined file, then
performing a calculation. Is thier any hope ?
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Sounds like it could be done using worksheet functions and wouldn't need an
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Hello all. I have a question about excel macros. This is a bit more
complex than the average. I want develope a macro that is linked to
another spreadsheet that then links to a like field and then performs
a calculation. Currently I am importing the files in to MS Access and
then creating a relationship and exporting a combined file, then
performing a calculation. Is thier any hope ?



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Workbook Functions that would probably do this are a combination of any of the
following (Not an exclusive list by any means):-

SUMPRODUCT()
VLOOKUP()
INDEX()
MATCH()
OFFSET()

Post more details and you will get more detailed responses.

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Hello all. I have a question about excel macros. This is a bit more
complex than the average. I want develope a macro that is linked to
another spreadsheet that then links to a like field and then performs
a calculation. Currently I am importing the files in to MS Access and
then creating a relationship and exporting a combined file, then
performing a calculation. Is thier any hope ?



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