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Get data
Here is a complicated request. I have a spreadsheet called "Rejects"
with colums called week number, date, part no, qty, fault and action. Then I have another spreadsheet called reports, in which I want to have a macro button called get data. In this spreadsheet Cell A1 will have a number, i.e 4 which is the week number. So I would like the macro on click, to look at the value in A1 then to open rejects, look for all the A colums with "4" then copy colums A* - F*, and paste them into the reports spreadsheet. So am I asking the impossible ? Yours confused. |
Get data
Far from impossible. One way is to set up datafilterautofilterfilter on
4copy/paste to the next available cell in the other worksheet. -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Decreenisi" wrote in message ups.com... Here is a complicated request. I have a spreadsheet called "Rejects" with colums called week number, date, part no, qty, fault and action. Then I have another spreadsheet called reports, in which I want to have a macro button called get data. In this spreadsheet Cell A1 will have a number, i.e 4 which is the week number. So I would like the macro on click, to look at the value in A1 then to open rejects, look for all the A colums with "4" then copy colums A* - F*, and paste them into the reports spreadsheet. So am I asking the impossible ? Yours confused. |
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