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dialog box for active cell task to speed repeditive task
Is there a way to create a macro so that i can speed a very annoying and
hihly repeditive task. I am pacing into cells things like this "20/48" which stands for 20 out of 48. Currently I type this " '20/58 " Also it is a once and done thing - not going back and editing later. I am doing this at month end with lots of deadlines so it would be great if I could get a text box that would prompt me for two values or how ever anyone wants to do it to solve this problem. I will then attach to a cntrl sequence or assign to a button. If there is a better way and it does not involve programming that is ok - I am open to suggestions. Hey thanks for yourer thoughts |
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Some thoughts ..
Assuming cols A and B contain the 2 sets of numbers: 20 48 20 58 95 90 etc You could put in C1: =(A1&B1)+0 Format C1 as Custom, Type: 00 "/" 00 Copy down Col C will return the text results: 20 / 48 20 / 58 95 / 90 etc If you are keying in the figures from a hardcopy into say, col A you could format the column first as Custom, Type: 00 "/" 00 then just key in the figures direct, for example, just key in as : 2048 2058 9590 etc and the results will appear as: 20 / 48 20 / 58 95 / 90 -- Rgds Max xl 97 --- Singapore, GMT+8 xdemechanik http://savefile.com/projects/236895 -- "Todd F." wrote in message ... Is there a way to create a macro so that i can speed a very annoying and hihly repeditive task. I am pacing into cells things like this "20/48" which stands for 20 out of 48. Currently I type this " '20/58 " Also it is a once and done thing - not going back and editing later. I am doing this at month end with lots of deadlines so it would be great if I could get a text box that would prompt me for two values or how ever anyone wants to do it to solve this problem. I will then attach to a cntrl sequence or assign to a button. If there is a better way and it does not involve programming that is ok - I am open to suggestions. Hey thanks for yourer thoughts |
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thanks this is an optional way but it is great
"Max" wrote: Some thoughts .. Assuming cols A and B contain the 2 sets of numbers: 20 48 20 58 95 90 etc You could put in C1: =(A1&B1)+0 Format C1 as Custom, Type: 00 "/" 00 Copy down Col C will return the text results: 20 / 48 20 / 58 95 / 90 etc If you are keying in the figures from a hardcopy into say, col A you could format the column first as Custom, Type: 00 "/" 00 then just key in the figures direct, for example, just key in as : 2048 2058 9590 etc and the results will appear as: 20 / 48 20 / 58 95 / 90 -- Rgds Max xl 97 --- Singapore, GMT+8 xdemechanik http://savefile.com/projects/236895 -- "Todd F." wrote in message ... Is there a way to create a macro so that i can speed a very annoying and hihly repeditive task. I am pacing into cells things like this "20/48" which stands for 20 out of 48. Currently I type this " '20/58 " Also it is a once and done thing - not going back and editing later. I am doing this at month end with lots of deadlines so it would be great if I could get a text box that would prompt me for two values or how ever anyone wants to do it to solve this problem. I will then attach to a cntrl sequence or assign to a button. If there is a better way and it does not involve programming that is ok - I am open to suggestions. Hey thanks for yourer thoughts |
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You're welcome, Todd !
-- Rgds Max xl 97 --- Singapore, GMT+8 xdemechanik http://savefile.com/projects/236895 -- "Todd F." wrote in message ... thanks this is an optional way but it is great |
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