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How to put values instead of formulas into matrix?
Hi, I am trying to reduce the size om my large file. Therefor I want to use a
macro to put values instead of formulas into a matrix. The datafile is pulled from a database and looks as follows: Col A : "Date in" Col B : "Person" Col C : "Date start" Col D: "Date end" I want to calculate Col E: "week start" Col D: "week end" Col F: "Week start" - "week in" The amount of lines increases each week by an unknown amount. Therefor the code needs to look how many lines are added. Also the "date start" and "date end" do change for existing records. Therefor all the lines need to be recalculated every time. I have been searching the files and putting pieces of code together but nothing gave the wanted end result. I hope someone can help me. Best regards, Gijs Breedveld |
How to put values instead of formulas into matrix?
One approach:
1. store the spreadsheet without formulae 2. have a macro paste the formulae into the appropriate columns and convert to values. 3. before storing the updated worksheet even the calculated values can be cleared since the will be re-created at the next update -- Gary's Student "Gijs Breedveld" wrote: Hi, I am trying to reduce the size om my large file. Therefor I want to use a macro to put values instead of formulas into a matrix. The datafile is pulled from a database and looks as follows: Col A : "Date in" Col B : "Person" Col C : "Date start" Col D: "Date end" I want to calculate Col E: "week start" Col D: "week end" Col F: "Week start" - "week in" The amount of lines increases each week by an unknown amount. Therefor the code needs to look how many lines are added. Also the "date start" and "date end" do change for existing records. Therefor all the lines need to be recalculated every time. I have been searching the files and putting pieces of code together but nothing gave the wanted end result. I hope someone can help me. Best regards, Gijs Breedveld |
How to put values instead of formulas into matrix?
Hi Gijs
What is "week start" and how do i calculate this. Is it the week for "Date start" What is "week end" and how do i calculate this. Is it the week for "Date end" Is it the difference you want and you mean "week in"? Are you quit sure aboute the new columns, D? Date cells are real dates? Can you give an e.g. please. -- Best regards Joergen Bondesen "Gijs Breedveld" wrote in message ... Hi, I am trying to reduce the size om my large file. Therefor I want to use a macro to put values instead of formulas into a matrix. The datafile is pulled from a database and looks as follows: Col A : "Date in" Col B : "Person" Col C : "Date start" Col D: "Date end" I want to calculate Col E: "week start" Col D: "week end" Col F: "Week start" - "Week start" - "week in" The amount of lines increases each week by an unknown amount. Therefor the code needs to look how many lines are added. Also the "date start" and "date end" do change for existing records. Therefor all the lines need to be recalculated every time. I have been searching the files and putting pieces of code together but nothing gave the wanted end result. I hope someone can help me. Best regards, Gijs Breedveld |
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