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cell copy related column lable
Hello
I have 60 files and any file consist of one matrix (500 * 60) on sheet1. column H is numbered irregularly. first row at column I to BP is labled (age,gen,.....). I need to a macro, when i input to a box 7700,age,gen,weight,... then related data cell(crossing cell) copy to a seperate file[test.xls] and set data to second row and column I of this file . please notice that 7700 is number at column H. Is this possible? Thank's for any help. best regards |
cell copy related column lable
On Oct 31, 9:24*am, climate wrote:
Hello I have 60 files and any file consist of one matrix (500 * 60) on sheet1. column H is numbered irregularly. first row at column I to BP is labled (age,gen,.....). I need to a macro, when i input to a box 7700,age,gen,weight,... then related data cell(crossing cell) copy to a seperate file[test.xls] and set data to second row and column I of this file . please notice that 7700 is number at column H. Is this possible? Thank's for any help. best regards It sounds possible, with a lookup of some sort. But I confess I can't quite follow your comments. Are you saying the data is already stored in one file? And you want it to show in the 60 others? |
cell copy related column lable
Hi Spiky
No, any file has a special data. i want to run a macro that based on number in column H,then related data on each cell and lable on first row, copy to test.xls. And again, run macro for second file and third .... to 60 files. all of data of each file copy to test.xls only(sheet1) separatly. and as a result, finally, i will have one file[test.xls] which consist of data selective of 60 files. best regards "Spiky" wrote: On Oct 31, 9:24 am, climate wrote: Hello I have 60 files and any file consist of one matrix (500 * 60) on sheet1. column H is numbered irregularly. first row at column I to BP is labled (age,gen,.....). I need to a macro, when i input to a box 7700,age,gen,weight,... then related data cell(crossing cell) copy to a seperate file[test.xls] and set data to second row and column I of this file . please notice that 7700 is number at column H. Is this possible? Thank's for any help. best regards It sounds possible, with a lookup of some sort. But I confess I can't quite follow your comments. Are you saying the data is already stored in one file? And you want it to show in the 60 others? |
cell copy related column lable
Hi Spiky
Please suppose that, the following is a matrix at my first file and on sheet1. H I J K L ........... BP age gen weight job tall 245 28 F 42 stud 143 789 14 M 33 stud 111 7700 56 F 63 artist 164 1289 31 F 61 dentist 165 ..... ... . .. ........ ... ..... ... . .. ........ ... I need to a macro, when i input 245,age, job,tall,.... then related data cell (28,stud,143,.....) copy to test.xls on sheet1 and set to second row and column I. regards "climate" wrote: Hi Spiky No, any file has a special data. i want to run a macro that based on number in column H,then related data on each cell and lable on first row, copy to test.xls. And again, run macro for second file and third .... to 60 files. all of data of each file copy to test.xls only(sheet1) separatly. and as a result, finally, i will have one file[test.xls] which consist of data selective of 60 files. best regards "Spiky" wrote: On Oct 31, 9:24 am, climate wrote: Hello I have 60 files and any file consist of one matrix (500 * 60) on sheet1. column H is numbered irregularly. first row at column I to BP is labled (age,gen,.....). I need to a macro, when i input to a box 7700,age,gen,weight,... then related data cell(crossing cell) copy to a seperate file[test.xls] and set data to second row and column I of this file . please notice that 7700 is number at column H. Is this possible? Thank's for any help. best regards It sounds possible, with a lookup of some sort. But I confess I can't quite follow your comments. Are you saying the data is already stored in one file? And you want it to show in the 60 others? |
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