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hi all
a question to all you experts - is it possible to build a basic hierarchy using vba ( I know Vb has an object in its toolbox ) or does anyone have an ocx etc ?? my sheet has a range of product values and i would like to build a drill up and drill down function usinf standard excel if you reply - thanks in advance -- C Ward - a novice user !!!! |
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i should explain that my lsit is simple in nature
lets say 4 mm bar 8 mm bar 12 mm bar all reporting up to bars which reports up to Total Steel i.e a classic OLAP hierarcy ( sort of analysis server territory ) how can we do this in excel -- C Ward "christopher ward" wrote: hi all a question to all you experts - is it possible to build a basic hierarchy using vba ( I know Vb has an object in its toolbox ) or does anyone have an ocx etc ?? my sheet has a range of product values and i would like to build a drill up and drill down function usinf standard excel if you reply - thanks in advance -- C Ward - a novice user !!!! |
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