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This particular macro I wrote with the help of my friends on this website.
Anything you can provide would be helpful. Thanks! "George from Central Trains Birmingham UK" wrote: Jackie Have you written the Macro or recorded it ? If you can programme in VBA I can send you a routine that will take a BIG Workbook and split it various smaller workbooks based upon the generic names of the worksheets in the BIG Workbook George "jackie" wrote: Hi- I have a macro that currently generates commission statements for my sales reps into a new workbook based on a list of names. I can either generate one file with all statements or individual files for each statement. I would really like to create district workbooks. I have 20 districts, each with varying number of sales reps. I'd like 20 separate workbooks. The macro that I currently have looks at column A (Rep Names) to create the statements. Is there a way to look at column B (District #) to create separate workbooks. Right now I have to run the macro for district one. Paste the names for district two and run again, paste the names for district 3 and run again, etc. Thanks, |
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