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Dynamically populate spreadsheets in a workbook
If I have workbook A that has Sheet 1, Sheet 2, Sheet 3, whe
- Sheet 1 has a list of information like: ISBN, Title, Unit Cost, SAS (Y/N), LOB (Y/N) Is it possible to do the following: - If a user adds Y to the SAS (Y/N) column, I need it to populate Sheet 2 with ISBN, Title, Unit Cost for that row - If a user adds Y to the LOB (Y/N) column, I need it to populate Sheet 3 with ISBN, Title, Unit Cost for that row I just need to know if it's possible and if so - would I be using Macros or VB? and can anyone recommend any good books or online books that would be able to help me? Thanks in advance Lisa |
Dynamically populate spreadsheets in a workbook
Sounds like you want to do it yourself so I won't do it for you. The best way
is to do it through a macro and the best place to look is here. You will just need to break it down into sections. A user form might be the easiest and most user friendly with drop-down boxes. Next you just need to know how to change sheets through code, how to find the last used row. If you have any questions just post or send a message. I suggest the userform as it will make your coding MUCH easier. -- -John Please rate when your question is answered to help us and others know what is helpful. "peashoe" wrote: If I have workbook A that has Sheet 1, Sheet 2, Sheet 3, whe - Sheet 1 has a list of information like: ISBN, Title, Unit Cost, SAS (Y/N), LOB (Y/N) Is it possible to do the following: - If a user adds Y to the SAS (Y/N) column, I need it to populate Sheet 2 with ISBN, Title, Unit Cost for that row - If a user adds Y to the LOB (Y/N) column, I need it to populate Sheet 3 with ISBN, Title, Unit Cost for that row I just need to know if it's possible and if so - would I be using Macros or VB? and can anyone recommend any good books or online books that would be able to help me? Thanks in advance Lisa |
Dynamically populate spreadsheets in a workbook
Lisa,
This is similar to what you're trying to do: http://www.contextures.com/xlOrderForm01.html Excel 2003 Power Programming with VBA by John Walkenbach -- Dan |
Dynamically populate spreadsheets in a workbook
John/Dan/Tom
Thank you so much for repliying - it's not that I "have" to do it myself I just didn't want you to waste your time and efforts to find a complete solution when I have no idea what the customer wants yet. I looked at the example that Dan provided and it looks like it's at least possible. Once I get all the requirements - you will definately be hearing from me here :) Thanks again! Lisa |
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