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I posted a question similar to this on another Excel newsgroup, but I think
its wise to post here as it seems to have the most traffic...sorry for reposting! My problem is basically this, I need to create a worksheet that has multiple tables. These tables will be identical in data type content, but will be grouped by various fields. Each of these tables will need to have a summary row or have some seperator between them that must follow the formatting for the spreadsheet. I need to be able create a spreadsheet, copy the formatting details from a template file, insert the data, and then save the spreadsheet. One problem that I have is that I have is that for a couple of the spreadsheets I do not know the number of tables that will be included because it is based on the number of periods that have been reported. What would be the best method for a) creating the template file b) inserting the data c) creating summary rows If what I am trying to do is not possible without using automation, then so be it, but most of these spreadsheets are being created and then attached to emails and sent to clients. Ideally this should be able to be done without any user interaction, so that is why I'm trying to avoid the use of automation. I'm not sure if this will be an issue, but the spreadsheets must be able to be opened by Excel versions 97 - 2003. Thanks for any and all help, it is greatly appreciated. Michael Garcia |
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