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how to do a wookbook with sheets and subsheets?
I want to creat a workbook for our const equipment that has titles such as
"backhoes" and then have repair sheet attached for each backhoe to keep track of repair costs for each. Example: Backhoes - #1, #2, #3, #4. |
how to do a wookbook with sheets and subsheets?
There is no 'subsheet' object in Excel and, even if there was, I'd suggest
that you are better of not segregating all of the data in different locations. Set up a single sheet that has columns along the lines of Col A Equip# Col B EquipType Col C RepairDate Col D RepairType Col E Cost Col F Mechanic This gives you a a ton of flexibility when it comes to reporting. You can summarize expenses for ALL backhoes, or for certain date ranges for ALL equipment. If desired, you can see how much you've spent for certain mechanic's services. All in all, a much better way of storing your data "pattyg" wrote: I want to creat a workbook for our const equipment that has titles such as "backhoes" and then have repair sheet attached for each backhoe to keep track of repair costs for each. Example: Backhoes - #1, #2, #3, #4. |
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