Dear sir,with best regards, i have in attached file a scheduale contains
some data like(invoice no.,date,amount, agent) ,i ask you kindly to help
me to transfer these data to (agents scheduales ) as mentioned in the
attached bit from my workbook ,i am using excel 2003 and optained a
(pivot table)solution but i need (formulas or code ) one .
Thanks in advance.


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dear sir, i told you in my message that i optained a(pivot table)
solution but i am weak in this matter , i need ( if is it possible)
another solutions which will help my request.
my appologize.


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This rule against Crossposting is there to make you aware that this
behaviour causes many people who give up their free time to be working
on the same solution as others, duplicating an answer is counter
productive, their time could be better spent helping another person, so
if you must cross post then please have the courtesy to supply the
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"Simon Lloyd" wrote in message
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This rule against Crossposting is there to make you aware that this
behaviour causes many people who give up their free time to be working
on the same solution as others, duplicating an answer is counter
productive, their time could be better spent helping another person, so
if you must cross post then please have the courtesy to supply the
link(s) to the cross posts so that the people helping can collaborate
should they wish.



Err you need to be aware that the "forum" you are posting to leaches of the
Microsoft News Servers. As these are Usenet, crossposting is NOT against the
"rules" and in fact is to be preferred to multiposting.

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Dear sir,please accept my apology ,and i ask you kindly to consider my
request as canceled,i promise you it will not happen again.


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Hey, no problem just be aware of the people who will be working on your
problem and consider them :)


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