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Creating a new worksheet from non zero values
I want to be able to take the results of formulas from one worksheet and move
them to a new output sheet... The logic I would like to follow is - If values of certain cells are greater than zero, then move those cells as well as the formulas that created them to a new sheet.. What I am hoping to do is eliminate the need to manually delete any formulas that I do not want to use in my final calculations. and to put the icing on the cake, I would like to be able to have a "button" of some sort on the calculation sheet that would invoke the programming to move everything.. -- Thanks Larry |
Creating a new worksheet from non zero values
Larry,
"What I am hoping to do is eliminate the need to manually delete any formulas that I do not want to use in my final calculations. " Why not write your final formulas to ignore cells that are zero or lower? HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Larry Fitch" wrote in message ... I want to be able to take the results of formulas from one worksheet and move them to a new output sheet... The logic I would like to follow is - If values of certain cells are greater than zero, then move those cells as well as the formulas that created them to a new sheet.. What I am hoping to do is eliminate the need to manually delete any formulas that I do not want to use in my final calculations. and to put the icing on the cake, I would like to be able to have a "button" of some sort on the calculation sheet that would invoke the programming to move everything.. -- Thanks Larry |
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