Hi there,

- The range (see near the end of this mail) where all the "X" are in is called "Risks" (a,b,c,... & Step 1,... Step X are not included in ths range).
- The line with the text a,b,c,d,e,f,...above the range "Risks" have all text in them (example d= "Electricity")
- The cells in the left "Step 1",... refer to a sheet : example sheet "Step 1".

What is it that i want to achieve ? :

-Row (Step 1) : The range where "d" and "g" refer to have to be copied to Sheet 1. (so cells in the range "Risk" with a "X" in it, the "X" can be in 0 cells in a row, or max in all the cells, so this not a fixed set-up.).
-Row (Step 2) : The range where "b" and "e" refer to have to be copied to Sheet 2
.....
-Last Row (Step x) : the range where "c" refers to have to be copied to Sheet x.


PS :
1.The range "Risks" addapts itself to the number of steps
2.Example : the range where cell "d" is referring to ("d" refers to a range "Electricity" in the a sheet called "Master") needs to be copied to the sheet "Step 1"
So the range "Electricity" from sheet "Master" needs to be copied to the sheet "Step 1"



a b c d e f g
Step 1 ....... I I I I X I I I X I
Step 2 .... I I X I I I X I I I
.....
Step X ...... I I I X I I I I I


I I = a cell
I X I = a cell with a X in it



I wanted to add a screenshot, but is that possible ??

Thanxxxx, because i do not know how i have to do this...
Luc

Your description was incredibly difficult to follow.

It would be easier if you supplied a real example, instead of using a template.

Supply instructions so that I can build the sheet on my computer
eg A2 = Master, A3 = Supply, B1 = Price, C1 = Energy, D1 = Electricity, etc...

Also, where on the destination sheet are these values pasted?

Cheers,
Rob


On 13-Dec-2009 03:54, Luc wrote:
Hi there,
- The range (see near the end of this mail) where all the "X" are in is
called "Risks" (a,b,c,... & Step 1,... Step X are not included in ths
range).
- The line with the text a,b,c,d,e,f,...above the range "Risks" have all
text in them (example d= "Electricity")
- The cells in the left "Step 1",... refer to a sheet : example sheet
"Step 1".

What is it that i want to achieve ? :

-Row (Step 1) : The range where "d" and "g" refer to have to be copied
to Sheet 1. (so cells in the range "Risk" with a "X" in it, the "X" can
be in 0 cells in a row, or max in all the cells, so this not a fixed
set-up.).
-Row (Step 2) : The range where "b" and "e" refer to have to be copied
to Sheet 2
....
-Last Row (Step x) : the range where "c" refers to have to be copied to
Sheet x.
PS :
1.The range "Risks" addapts itself to the number of steps
2.Example : the range where cell "d" is referring to ("d" refers to a
range "Electricity" in the a sheet called "Master") needs to be copied
to the sheet "Step 1"
So the range "Electricity" from sheet "Master" needs to be copied to the
sheet "Step 1"
a b c d e f g
Step 1 ....... I I I I X I I I X I
Step 2 .... I I X I I I X I I I
....
Step X ...... I I I X I I I I I
I I = a cell
I X I = a cell with a X in it
I wanted to add a screenshot, but is that possible ??
Thanxxxx, because i do not know how i have to do this...
Luc

Adding the file would be the best way, but that is not possible, or.....???


Thanks,

Luc




"Rob van Gelder" schreef in bericht
...
Your description was incredibly difficult to follow.

It would be easier if you supplied a real example, instead of using a
template.

Supply instructions so that I can build the sheet on my computer
eg A2 = Master, A3 = Supply, B1 = Price, C1 = Energy, D1 = Electricity,
etc...

Also, where on the destination sheet are these values pasted?

Cheers,
Rob


On 13-Dec-2009 03:54, Luc wrote:
Hi there,
- The range (see near the end of this mail) where all the "X" are in is
called "Risks" (a,b,c,... & Step 1,... Step X are not included in ths
range).
- The line with the text a,b,c,d,e,f,...above the range "Risks" have all
text in them (example d= "Electricity")
- The cells in the left "Step 1",... refer to a sheet : example sheet
"Step 1".

What is it that i want to achieve ? :

-Row (Step 1) : The range where "d" and "g" refer to have to be copied
to Sheet 1. (so cells in the range "Risk" with a "X" in it, the "X" can
be in 0 cells in a row, or max in all the cells, so this not a fixed
set-up.).
-Row (Step 2) : The range where "b" and "e" refer to have to be copied
to Sheet 2
....
-Last Row (Step x) : the range where "c" refers to have to be copied to
Sheet x.
PS :
1.The range "Risks" addapts itself to the number of steps
2.Example : the range where cell "d" is referring to ("d" refers to a
range "Electricity" in the a sheet called "Master") needs to be copied
to the sheet "Step 1"
So the range "Electricity" from sheet "Master" needs to be copied to the
sheet "Step 1"
a b c d e f g
Step 1 ....... I I I I X I I I X I
Step 2 .... I I X I I I X I I I
....
Step X ...... I I I X I I I I I
I I = a cell
I X I = a cell with a X in it
I wanted to add a screenshot, but is that possible ??
Thanxxxx, because i do not know how i have to do this...
Luc

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