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Dear Fellows,
I have a lot of my stamps listed in MS Excel and want to do some fairly advanced data base manipulations on them such as sorting on specific criteria, generating want lists, general organization etc. I know there are lots of stamp data base programs out there, but since I already have a few thousand entered with descriptions, page # and CV (and lots of other stuff) it would be way to much effort to transport them to another program. What I'm looking for is someone who is familiar with logical operators in macros. I have pretty much all the function knowledge I need, but the logical macro manipulation needs help. Here is what I want to do first (extremely simplified).... Say in an Excel sheet you have 2 columns of values (the column to the left is the cat #, and the column on the right is something like a U or a M, or it could be a dollar value, what ever). I want to go down the left column and check each cell to the right of that cell to see if it is occupied by a value, number..what ever. If the cell to the right is blank (like ISNUM, false) then take the left cell's text/value and paste it to another location which constitutes a list. As the check continues down the left column, the list grows. Of course this is a dynamic list as every time you run the macro the list potentially changes. I know this can be done, I have seen it. Can you help me??? Thanks Wolf-==- |
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