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Setting up a fiile/template to generate a new number when opened?
I have designed a Service Work Order form in Excel. What can I do to have it
generate a new number each time the template is opened? Is there a formula, function, or macro I could use that would achieve this result? A header with page numbering to automatically advance the number doesn't work because each work order must have its own number. If Microsoft Office 2003 does not have this capability, can you direct me to where I might find software or a plug-in that will accomplish this task for me? |
Setting up a fiile/template to generate a new number when opened?
Hi, Bug. You need a macro. See:
Shared environment: http://vbaexpress.com/kb/getarticle.php?kb_id=351 Other: http://vbaexpress.com/kb/getarticle.php?kb_id=349 ************ Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com "Ladybug726" wrote in message ... I have designed a Service Work Order form in Excel. What can I do to have it generate a new number each time the template is opened? Is there a formula, function, or macro I could use that would achieve this result? A header with page numbering to automatically advance the number doesn't work because each work order must have its own number. If Microsoft Office 2003 does not have this capability, can you direct me to where I might find software or a plug-in that will accomplish this task for me? |
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