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I used to be a pretty fair BASIC Programmer, but I haven't been able to
devote enough time to learn VBA for Office, I've never done anything that needed it before. I'm sure this is a really easy one, but I'm really a newbie to this, so any help would be appreciated. Here is the situation: I am trying to post inventory into an excel spreadsheet so that I can import it into a custom label program to print price & description barcoded labels. I export the inventory from my accounting program directly into an Excel workbook, no problem there. Only 4 columns are exported: "ItemNum" "Desc" "QuanOnHand" "Price" I add a column heading "NumLabels" so that I know how many labels of any particular item need printing. This is always the 5th column. Then using my received inventory's packing slips I can search for the item numbers, tab over to the "NumLabels" column and enter how many labels to print. Here's the problem - that's a LOT of typing! I CTRL-F to get the Find Dialogue, type the item number I'm looking for, click search, close the Find Dialogue, tab right 4 cells, type the number of labels - then CTRL-F etc. etc. I'v tried recording a MACRO a zillion times, but it doesn't capture the correct keypresses, so no go. Ideally, I'd like to hit a key, have a find dialogue pop-up, type the item number, find it, and when closed, automatically tab 4 spaces so I may enter the number of labels, then open the find dialogue again, basicly a loop until I type CTRL-X or something to stop it. Can this be done? |
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