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Import Macro
Hi
This one currently has me stumped wonder if anyone can help. Basically i am involved in a project where a number of business units will be sending in headcount figures in a predesigned template. What i then want to do is amalgamate these into individual tabs on a master sheet. So for each unit they will be sending a list of employees along with other information then under this list are a number of tables which perform various calculations with the data. I want to write a Macro that automatically imports this data as there are over 20+ business units the problem is that each business unit has a different number of staff so if i were perform it manually i would do a copy then insert copied cells but if i am doing this automatically how will it know how many cells to select?? |
Import Macro
Maybe you can pick out a column that always has data (the name field???):
dim LastRow as long with worksheets("sheet1") lastrow = .cells(.rows.count,"A").end(xlup).row .range("a1:x" & lastrow).copy _ destination:=.... end with dannykuk wrote: Hi This one currently has me stumped wonder if anyone can help. Basically i am involved in a project where a number of business units will be sending in headcount figures in a predesigned template. What i then want to do is amalgamate these into individual tabs on a master sheet. So for each unit they will be sending a list of employees along with other information then under this list are a number of tables which perform various calculations with the data. I want to write a Macro that automatically imports this data as there are over 20+ business units the problem is that each business unit has a different number of staff so if i were perform it manually i would do a copy then insert copied cells but if i am doing this automatically how will it know how many cells to select?? -- Dave Peterson |
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