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Data delete and mass copy/paste with macro questions
Good afternoon,
First off I want to say that I know pretty much nothing about Excel macros. I started trying to put one together early this week for a personal database project that I'm working on, and while it's doing some of the things that I want, I don't know how to do some of the additional things that I really need it to. As such, I was hoping that some expert out here would be able to help me. The database that I'll be working with is currently 3500 rows and approximately 30 columns wide on a single worksheet. I've gotten the code to be able to sort the data how I want it, and I can get it to delete data based on an array delete code. However, because I want to be able to run the macro for any one of the currently 5 data values that I'm basing my delete on, would I be able to use an input box to tell the macro to keep all rows with that particular value and to delete all others? The second question that I have may be a little tougher to puzzle out. Once I have the data truncated down by the particular value that I'm looking for, I've got the code generating new sheets into the workbook for each unique value in the first column and renaming the sheets based on that value, which is what I want, sort of. The macro is currently only copying and pasting the data from the first 4 columns into the new sheets, which is my initial sort and search criteria. What I want to have the macro do is, as it is generating each sheet, to look at a particular cell (it will be the same cell in all sheets) and paste a range of data from one of two other sheets based on what the value in that cell is. I know that I probably need to use an if/elseif/else statement to do this, or possibly an if/else statement where the if value is X or Y. But I'm having trouble plugging in the code to do this and actually have it work. Don't know if it is an issue of placement, the fact that I don't really know what the code should be, or if I would be better off having the new sheets generate into a new workbook and do the copy/paste later in the macro. Please help. Also, a BIG thank you goes out to Ron de Bruin for his awesome excel macros page, without which I wouldn't really even be started with this project. |
Data delete and mass copy/paste with macro questions
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