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Hello,
I'm back (again). This may be challenging. I have a worksheet with a table (dates on one axis, products on another). On the last worksheet I have a command button. What I want the button to do is populate a new Excel sheet (in a new window) with all of the products – but with 6 months’ worth of data. So, currently, the table looks like this (for example): January 1 January 2 January 3 January 4 Product 1 Product 2 Product 3 Product 4 I want the command button to populate a new Excel with a list of the products (Product, 1, Product 2, etc.) but with the next columb of cells having 6 months’ worth of data – which means it will have to add up the columns with the dates (the dates are by day, so it’ll have to add up quite a few columns). Is this even possible? I have the simple macro below, but it just populates a new excel without any of the data in it. Sub Newbook12() MyBook = ActiveWorkbook.Name Workbooks.Add ThatBook = ActiveWorkbook.Name Workbooks(MyBook).Activate End Sub |
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