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Without code, I think the formula solution you seek would be
cumbersome to keep the historic values and get the new values with the same formula. You might be better off with a subroutine that you could run whenever the sheet was opened or whenever the values change: Dim sht As Worksheet Dim x As Integer Set sht = ActiveSheet For x = 4 To 7 If Date = DateValue(sht.Cells(1, x).Value) Then sht.Cells(2, x).Value = sht.Cells(2, 2).Value sht.Cells(3, x).Value = sht.Cells(3, 2).Value sht.Cells(4, x).Value = sht.Cells(4, 2).Value End If Next x Set sht = Nothing |
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