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Hi,
I'm generating a sheet that will calculate times for each day. However, I would like it to default back to the original data once I hit a reset button, so that I won't mis-enter a wrong number and everything will clear back to Zero. Is there such thing as a reset button? Can I create a reset button on Excel? If there are such thing, can you please help? Thank you!!! |
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Jan: Record a macro of yourself deleting the contents of the cells in which
data is entered. http://www.officearticles.com/excel/...soft_excel.htm Then assign it to a button. http://www.officearticles.com/misc/m...ica tions.htm ******************* ~Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com www.MyExpertsOnline.com "Jan C." <Jan wrote in message ... Hi, I'm generating a sheet that will calculate times for each day. However, I would like it to default back to the original data once I hit a reset button, so that I won't mis-enter a wrong number and everything will clear back to Zero. Is there such thing as a reset button? Can I create a reset button on Excel? If there are such thing, can you please help? Thank you!!! |
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Check out Excel Scenarios....they might be what you're looking for.
Regards, Ron |
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First, save your data and only work on a copy...........There is no "Reset
Button" as such, but you can create one by doing Tools Macro RecordNewMacro and then performing the steps manually as you would to return the sheet to it's original state, then do Tools Macro Stop Recording.......this will generate a macro that will do the job for you in the future. It can then be assigned to a button or drawing object or just run from the Keyboard shortcut assigned as part of the macro creation process. This response probably won't solve your whole problem for you but should point you in the right direction if you choose to proceed. If you go that route, and you run into trouble, just post back with the particulars and someone will be glad to help. Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Jan C." <Jan wrote in message ... Hi, I'm generating a sheet that will calculate times for each day. However, I would like it to default back to the original data once I hit a reset button, so that I won't mis-enter a wrong number and everything will clear back to Zero. Is there such thing as a reset button? Can I create a reset button on Excel? If there are such thing, can you please help? Thank you!!! |
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