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Program a macro to print
I have an employee expense report that contains employee information in the
first five rows. The rows 6 through 30 are blank and for the employee to fill in (or add additional rows if necessary) with a list of their expenses. In rows 31 - 37, there is information that the employee acknowledges that the expenses listed in the rows are true and incurred on behalf of his/her job duties. I have a macro that automatically prints this worksheet. If the employee doesn't have enough expenses to fill all the rows between 6 and 30, I would like to create a routine in my macro to look for the first blank in row A and delete the blank rows until the macro finds a text entry in row B - which, if all rows 6 through 30 have been used, cell 32B begins the text that follows the expenses that the employee must sign verifying that expenses listed above are correct and incurred on behalf of his/her job. Thanks for your help! |
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