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I have a sheet with data in up to 80 odd columns.
Column A is where the date is stored. My data comes in a 14 day period, however if there is no data entered on the date, then that date does not appear. I need to have all of the dates in the period show up regardless of if they have data or not. So I want to run a macro to see if there is a date missing, if there is insert a row(s) with that date on it. That's all. I'm sure that it is simple, unfortunately I am very unsure of how to go about doing this. Thanks for any help you can offer. You're probably describing soemthing very simple but unfortunately are doing it in a very complicated way. Try describing it in sentences. Mike "shhhhh" wrote: Hi I am lookinf for some help with coding this. if cell a1 is a date then if cell a2 is a date then if a2-a1 = 1 then rw=rw+1 else insert (a2-a1) rows rowadd=1 for each row inserted do (a2-a1)rows = a1+rowadd rowadd=rowadd+1 loop rw=rw+1 endif else rw=rw+1 endif rw=rw+1 endif anybody have any thoughts on how to help me do this? Thanks. --------------= Posted using GrabIt =---------------- ------= Binary Usenet downloading made easy =--------- -= Get GrabIt for free from http://www.shemes.com/ =- |
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