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Hi Guys
Just looking for some help. Haven't written any vba for quite some years now. I have a spreadsheet with column headers along the top and column one being a description column. What I need to do is after a description is entered in rows under column A and for each row a $ value is entered under one of the column headings anywhere from a -z (lets say) get the column heading name for the activecell.value I then plan on using this value in a variable to use a lookup function (I will reference the column headings on another sheet and prob a Y/N field in the 2nd column on that sheet .. I should make it a dynamic name range in case new columns get added *note to self) to determine if this column is one of the columns I am interested in (in which case I will have the code do something eg.. add gst to column AAA on the main page say or ignore). I want to make the code dynamic so I would like to have it acivate on every $ entry made (so maybe as a worksheet change event). Any suggestions to a better approach or any code offerings would be greatly appreciated. I am unable to touch any column name values between A - AZ as these are used and have basic code which uses offset values referring to these columns (to change this would be too big of a task). Hoping to see some old names still floating around, Tom, Stephen, John, Chip etc.. Thank you in advance |
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