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Dane

Auto Create New Page In Worksheet
 
I have created an Order Form That has info in the first 16 rows pertinent to
'sold to', 'ship to', etc. - then there are 20 rows of empty cells to enter
items being ordered - then the bottom rows conatain 6 rows of info pertinent
to the order like tax, freight, totals, etc.

I would like to keep the same worksheet for additional pages when needed, by
inserting pages as required - 2, 3, 4, etc.

Is there a macro that I could ceate or is there another way to accomplish my
task.

JLatham

Auto Create New Page In Worksheet
 
Record a macro while copying that sheet within the workbook, then run the
macro any time you need a fresh copy of it.

Tools | Macro | Record New Macro
....give it a friendly name
....make certain that the location to save it is in This Workook
....go through the process of copying the worksheet:
......right-click the sheet tab and choose Move or Copy and use the Copy option
....click the Stop Recording button on the little toolbar that appeared when
you began recording the macro (not the x at the upper right of that toolbar)

From that point, any time you need a copy you can go to
Tools | Macro | Macros and choose that macro and click the [Run] key to
create a new sheet.

"Dane" wrote:

I have created an Order Form That has info in the first 16 rows pertinent to
'sold to', 'ship to', etc. - then there are 20 rows of empty cells to enter
items being ordered - then the bottom rows conatain 6 rows of info pertinent
to the order like tax, freight, totals, etc.

I would like to keep the same worksheet for additional pages when needed, by
inserting pages as required - 2, 3, 4, etc.

Is there a macro that I could ceate or is there another way to accomplish my
task.



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