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Finding and Selecting Specific Ranges
This is my first post, so please bare with me if I am not as detailed
as required. Here is a quick layout of my sheet. Date Account Amount Description 5/1/2005 12345 10 Expense 11111 20 Expense 5/2/2005 136589 200 Cash 135965 1560 Cash I am trying to write code that will search the date column and then select all the data from 5/1/2005 and then use it somewhere else and then go back and select the 5/2/2005 data and so on. Thanks for all the help. |
Finding and Selecting Specific Ranges
Bit more specific. Use it somewhere else means what exactly?
-- HTH Bob Phillips wrote in message ups.com... This is my first post, so please bare with me if I am not as detailed as required. Here is a quick layout of my sheet. Date Account Amount Description 5/1/2005 12345 10 Expense 11111 20 Expense 5/2/2005 136589 200 Cash 135965 1560 Cash I am trying to write code that will search the date column and then select all the data from 5/1/2005 and then use it somewhere else and then go back and select the 5/2/2005 data and so on. Thanks for all the help. |
Finding and Selecting Specific Ranges
What I want to do is take the range and then copy it to another sheet
and then re-format it for an auto upload into a database. So once the range has been defined, I am going to copy the range to the other sheet and then format it to desired settings. Hope this is more specific. |
Finding and Selecting Specific Ranges
Can I suggest that you start by recording a macro.
Go through the steps of using DataFilterAutofilter, pick the required date, copy the visible rows and paste them, and do your formatting, all whilst recording. You should have a good start code to work with then. -- HTH Bob Phillips wrote in message oups.com... What I want to do is take the range and then copy it to another sheet and then re-format it for an auto upload into a database. So once the range has been defined, I am going to copy the range to the other sheet and then format it to desired settings. Hope this is more specific. |
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