the part number inserted in column B will index the same part number
in column B on the page two titled "Cut List".

What does the above statement mean? Does it mean to find a matching part
number? or Does it mean to add to a list and then sort the list? INDEX is a
function of Excel that can be used to return values from arrays or to return
references. You need to clarify the statement.



"Cerberus" wrote in message
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I'm trying to create a purchase order system. What I would like to do is
page one titled "Order" I have 3 columns; A (Department), B (Part Number),
and C (Quantity). Once the person fills out the required info they will
click on a "submit" form control button. What I would like to have happen
next is, the part number inserted in column B will index the same part
number
in column B on the page two titled "Cut List".

I would like a message box to come up with the information from columns F
and G of the same row that was indexed earlier. Column F (Order
Quantity),
column G (Need By Date). If F and G are blank I want "Cut List" column E
to
have today's date, "Cut List" column F, the information from "Order"
column
C, and so on. If there is information in Column F and G, I need then to
have
the option of adding the quantity of parts to the existing Need By Date or
creating a new need by date. If a new date is required the information
from
"Order" would be put into "Cut List" column J-L.

For the most part, I really need to know how to index a cell from one
worksheet and match the same part number on another worksheet and make
that
row active. I could probably figure out the rest but thought if anyone
has
done something similar I could just use your idea.

Thanks in advance for any help or ideas you may provide.