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formula/function to copy from worksheet to worksheet
Hi. I keep track of our company's inventory in a workbook using a worksheet
for each different warehouse location. I need to copy the rows from each worsheet into another worksheet based on the amount of time the product has been sitting in the warehouse. Is this possible? Or am I going to have to manual copy the data? |
formula/function to copy from worksheet to worksheet
It is possible.
Please give more details, which column contains the Date (or Time), and after how much elasped number of Days (or Time) you want to copy to other sheet. Sharad "Jen" wrote in message ... Hi. I keep track of our company's inventory in a workbook using a worksheet for each different warehouse location. I need to copy the rows from each worsheet into another worksheet based on the amount of time the product has been sitting in the warehouse. Is this possible? Or am I going to have to manual copy the data? |
formula/function to copy from worksheet to worksheet
That is definitely doable. If you can give us the format of the data
of the time the product has been sitting in the warehouse would help |
formula/function to copy from worksheet to worksheet
That is definitely doable. It would help if you could give us the
format of the time data on how long the items have been sitting in the warehouse. |
formula/function to copy from worksheet to worksheet
Column F is my total days on floor, and I would like to copy anything over
90days old to a another sheet. I am using Excel 2000. I have "Sharad Naik" wrote: It is possible. Please give more details, which column contains the Date (or Time), and after how much elasped number of Days (or Time) you want to copy to other sheet. Sharad "Jen" wrote in message ... Hi. I keep track of our company's inventory in a workbook using a worksheet for each different warehouse location. I need to copy the rows from each worsheet into another worksheet based on the amount of time the product has been sitting in the warehouse. Is this possible? Or am I going to have to manual copy the data? |
formula/function to copy from worksheet to worksheet
See below code.
The below code assumes your data is in sheet named "Sheet1" and you want to copy it in sheet named "Sheet2" You can replace these names with your actual names of sheets. Sub CopyRows() Dim cRange As Range, dRange As Range Dim c With Worksheets("Sheet1") Set cRange = .UsedRange.Cells _ (.UsedRange.Rows.Count + 1, 1).EntireRow Set dRange = .Range("F1:F" & .UsedRange.Cells _ (.UsedRange.Rows.Count, 1).Row) End With For Each c In dRange.Cells If c.Value = 90 Then Set cRange = Union(cRange, c.EntireRow) End If Next c cRange.Copy _ Destination:=Worksheets("Sheet2").Range("A1") End Sub Sharad "Jen" wrote in message ... Column F is my total days on floor, and I would like to copy anything over 90days old to a another sheet. I am using Excel 2000. I have "Sharad Naik" wrote: It is possible. Please give more details, which column contains the Date (or Time), and after how much elasped number of Days (or Time) you want to copy to other sheet. Sharad "Jen" wrote in message ... Hi. I keep track of our company's inventory in a workbook using a worksheet for each different warehouse location. I need to copy the rows from each worsheet into another worksheet based on the amount of time the product has been sitting in the warehouse. Is this possible? Or am I going to have to manual copy the data? |
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