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Variable Help
I'm sure this is an easy task for the experts around here, but I'm having
some troubles strating out. Basically I would like to be able to bring a gross margin value from our "Costing" and then recall that value onto a "Change Order Sheet". That much is simple enough, but next I want to be able to record that value permanently and then adjust and save to a new variable as we add or subtract values from out bill. We would like to essentially have a record of how our margin is affected as we change the order. Hopefully this is enough information for someone to offer up some solution. Thanks for any help. |
Variable Help
Can you offer any more information...
Do you have any code so far? I would suggest setting the variable when the macro runs (possibly from a value in a cell), and then set a second variable from the first in the macro that can be changed as needed. My $0.02 worth... Mark "Darek" wrote in message ... I'm sure this is an easy task for the experts around here, but I'm having some troubles strating out. Basically I would like to be able to bring a gross margin value from our "Costing" and then recall that value onto a "Change Order Sheet". That much is simple enough, but next I want to be able to record that value permanently and then adjust and save to a new variable as we add or subtract values from out bill. We would like to essentially have a record of how our margin is affected as we change the order. Hopefully this is enough information for someone to offer up some solution. Thanks for any help. |
Variable Help
I have no code thus far. I'm working with a simple sheet we have used to
calculate our Gross Margin. I dont know anything about programming in VBA so perhaps I am getting ahead of myself here, but this is would I would like to accomplish someday with my workbook. "Mark Ivey" wrote: Can you offer any more information... Do you have any code so far? I would suggest setting the variable when the macro runs (possibly from a value in a cell), and then set a second variable from the first in the macro that can be changed as needed. My $0.02 worth... Mark "Darek" wrote in message ... I'm sure this is an easy task for the experts around here, but I'm having some troubles strating out. Basically I would like to be able to bring a gross margin value from our "Costing" and then recall that value onto a "Change Order Sheet". That much is simple enough, but next I want to be able to record that value permanently and then adjust and save to a new variable as we add or subtract values from out bill. We would like to essentially have a record of how our margin is affected as we change the order. Hopefully this is enough information for someone to offer up some solution. Thanks for any help. |
Variable Help
Darek,
If you can send me a workbook I can work with and some detailed information (like which cell(s) has/have the information and how you want to store it), I will give this one a shot... Mark Ivey "Darek" wrote in message ... I have no code thus far. I'm working with a simple sheet we have used to calculate our Gross Margin. I dont know anything about programming in VBA so perhaps I am getting ahead of myself here, but this is would I would like to accomplish someday with my workbook. "Mark Ivey" wrote: Can you offer any more information... Do you have any code so far? I would suggest setting the variable when the macro runs (possibly from a value in a cell), and then set a second variable from the first in the macro that can be changed as needed. My $0.02 worth... Mark "Darek" wrote in message ... I'm sure this is an easy task for the experts around here, but I'm having some troubles strating out. Basically I would like to be able to bring a gross margin value from our "Costing" and then recall that value onto a "Change Order Sheet". That much is simple enough, but next I want to be able to record that value permanently and then adjust and save to a new variable as we add or subtract values from out bill. We would like to essentially have a record of how our margin is affected as we change the order. Hopefully this is enough information for someone to offer up some solution. Thanks for any help. |
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