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Hi all,
I have had many answers from here from others, but now one new came up. I have a file which has about 540 rows and 15 colums. In cell H4 =(today) and i4 is time in days (30). So far we have been operating with conditional formatting so if next check date is in next month we give orders to our maintenance. In col A is mahines ID, B is name etc and col H is next maintenance date. Purpose would be that if next maintenance should be in 30 days (or 14, we haven't decided yet) this file would open first thing in morning. But is it possible to do opening just for certain people? This file is in our server... |
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Hi, NeedToKnow. I'm not clear on something. Are you saying...
1) ...that you have a spreadsheet, let's pretend it's named maint.xls, and if there's something whose maintenance date is coming up you want maint.xls to open first thing in the morning? There's no way I know of to get an Excel spreadsheet to open ITSELF up. 2) ...that you want maint.xls to open up some other file if the right conditions are met? For that I think you need to do a little programming, a VBA macro in other words. It isn't terribly complicated, but you won't get it done with worksheet functions; you should move this question to the other forum. 3) There may be another alternative. It may be possible (I'm not sure) to have a link displayed opposite any item that meets your criteria, so that the user can click on them to open the file. Would that suit you just as well? --- "NeedToKnow" wrote: I have a file which has about 540 rows and 15 colums. In cell H4 =(today) and i4 is time in days (30). So far we have been operating with conditional formatting so if next check date is in next month we give orders to our maintenance. In col A is mahines ID, B is name etc and col H is next maintenance date. Purpose would be that if next maintenance should be in 30 days (or 14, we haven't decided yet) this file would open first thing in morning. But is it possible to do opening just for certain people? This file is in our server... |
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NeedToKnow wrote:
Hi all, I have had many answers from here from others, but now one new came up. I have a file which has about 540 rows and 15 colums. In cell H4 =(today) and i4 is time in days (30). So far we have been operating with conditional formatting so if next check date is in next month we give orders to our maintenance. In col A is mahines ID, B is name etc and col H is next maintenance date. Purpose would be that if next maintenance should be in 30 days (or 14, we haven't decided yet) this file would open first thing in morning. But is it possible to do opening just for certain people? This file is in our server... You could use your operating system to open the workbook "first thing". Then maybe some VBA code to exit if your conditions are not met. |
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