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I have created a shipping wprkbook and a running inventory workbook that work
together. When I ship something from my shipping page I save it as a job number (200.xls in the following formula). What I need is a way for my inventory workbook to gather continuous data from all job numbers, say job 200 through 2000. I need help with the following formula in Excel: ='C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents\EWP Jobs\Cut Sheets\[200.xls]INVENTORY'!$C$2. The folder with all my job numbers is called Cut Sheets. The 200.xls is one job in that folder and I need multiple jobs in this formula. Can anyone tell me how to fix this formula or maybe create a new formula? Thanks, Curt |
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Curt
A formula is not going to do what you want, you will need VBA. To help you with a VBA project to do this, you have to provide more information. Specifically: You say you have a shipping workbook. You say you ship something from that shipping workbook. You say that when you ship something, you save that job as a separate workbook with the job number in the name. How do you now create that separate workbook for that job? In detail. You say you have an inventory workbook and you want data from the new job workbook to be placed in this inventory workbook. Is all the above correct? If so, then I suggest something like the following: Place code (a macro) in the shipping workbook. When you are through doing what you do to ship something, you activate the code. The code copies what you want to the inventory workbook. The code creates the new job workbook. Done. Post back if you think something like this will work for you. A lot of detail format data will be needed from you regarding sheets, columns, rows, and cells to copy from this workbook to that workbook as well as the full paths to the separate workbooks. HTH Otto "cunan" wrote in message ... I have created a shipping wprkbook and a running inventory workbook that work together. When I ship something from my shipping page I save it as a job number (200.xls in the following formula). What I need is a way for my inventory workbook to gather continuous data from all job numbers, say job 200 through 2000. I need help with the following formula in Excel: ='C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents\EWP Jobs\Cut Sheets\[200.xls]INVENTORY'!$C$2. The folder with all my job numbers is called Cut Sheets. The 200.xls is one job in that folder and I need multiple jobs in this formula. Can anyone tell me how to fix this formula or maybe create a new formula? Thanks, Curt |
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Otto,
I am not that well versed in Excel, I am teaching myself as I go. What I have so far is a worksheet called Cut Sheet, that I enter different series and lengths of I-Joist, Rim, and LVL. In connection with that I have a worksheet that is called Inventory. I open the Cut Sheet and enter the products quantity and random lengths I am shipping. As I enter these products they are taken out of my inventory worksheet according to product, quantity, and length. When I am finished entering the information in my Cut Sheet I save the worksheet as a job number. This keeps my original cut sheet blank, so I can use this sheet each time I ship a job. What I need to do is keep a running inventory. As it is now my Inventory worksheet only gets information from only one job number and will not keep a running inventory. I will also need to be able to add product as I ship it into my yard. I hope I have explained this well enough for you to understand what I am trying to do Thanks, Curt "Otto Moehrbach" wrote: Curt A formula is not going to do what you want, you will need VBA. To help you with a VBA project to do this, you have to provide more information. Specifically: You say you have a shipping workbook. You say you ship something from that shipping workbook. You say that when you ship something, you save that job as a separate workbook with the job number in the name. How do you now create that separate workbook for that job? In detail. You say you have an inventory workbook and you want data from the new job workbook to be placed in this inventory workbook. Is all the above correct? If so, then I suggest something like the following: Place code (a macro) in the shipping workbook. When you are through doing what you do to ship something, you activate the code. The code copies what you want to the inventory workbook. The code creates the new job workbook. Done. Post back if you think something like this will work for you. A lot of detail format data will be needed from you regarding sheets, columns, rows, and cells to copy from this workbook to that workbook as well as the full paths to the separate workbooks. HTH Otto "cunan" wrote in message ... I have created a shipping wprkbook and a running inventory workbook that work together. When I ship something from my shipping page I save it as a job number (200.xls in the following formula). What I need is a way for my inventory workbook to gather continuous data from all job numbers, say job 200 through 2000. I need help with the following formula in Excel: ='C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents\EWP Jobs\Cut Sheets\[200.xls]INVENTORY'!$C$2. The folder with all my job numbers is called Cut Sheets. The 200.xls is one job in that folder and I need multiple jobs in this formula. Can anyone tell me how to fix this formula or maybe create a new formula? Thanks, Curt |
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