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Situation: Workbook with four sheets (each sheet represents a different
subject); I have one master sheet that needs to be auto-updated with the information on those four sheets. What is the best way to design a macro that can handle this? |
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Chillax,
What is the best way to design a macro that can handle this? The best way is to not use a macro, and only use the master sheet. And add a column where you enter the 'subject' for each record. Then you can filter your data set based on that column, showing only the data asscociated with the 'subject' of interest. -- HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Chillax" wrote in message ... Situation: Workbook with four sheets (each sheet represents a different subject); I have one master sheet that needs to be auto-updated with the information on those four sheets. |
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