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Hi,

I have a client who would like for me to develop a spreadsheet that would
ideally consist of a successive set of forms - each one of which would have a
quetion. What would happen is that the user would answer the question on the
first form and then based on their answer, the next form would come up with a
new question. In total, there would be 30-50 questions.

Also based on the results of each question would be a calculation which
occurs (ie - if the user answers "No" to question 1, then perform calculatoin
A+B-C; if the user answers "Yes" to question 1, then perform (2*A)/(B+C)).
Ultimately, a set of data will be derived from the users full set of answers
and there will be graphs generated from this data.

I have the following questoins based on these requirements:

1 - Is it feasible in your mind to have 30-50 forms which are triggered by
the answer to the preceding question?

2 - Is it possible to have a macro open up a powerpoint file and copy graphs
from Excel into this file?

3 - Is there any other software (MS or other) that you think would better
suit these requirements?


I appreciate your input!


Rob
 
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