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Complex calculation and manipulation in Excel
I have my budget calculator on an Excel spreadsheet. In one table(TableA) I
enter my paycheck date and the 4 columns to the right of it get a currency value from another part of the worksheet. Right below that I have expense descriptions I enter and their amounts which subtract from those column totals. At the bottom of that table I have a remaining balance row. What I want to do is make a button that I can click which takes the paycheck date and puts it in another table(TableB), then adds all the remaining balances, stores their total value beside that paycheck date in TableB, skips to the next line in TableB, and clears TableA. Is this even possible with Excel or am I biting off more than it can chew? |
Complex calculation and manipulation in Excel
it will be quite easy with vba.If you have all your tables set up a good way
to start to use and learn vba is to record a macro.Go to tools/ macro/ record macro.Then do all your above steps manually and when finished "stop recording".When you go to tools/macro/macros again choose edit and look at he resulting code,then post back here ! -- paul remove nospam for email addy! "Dedren" wrote: I have my budget calculator on an Excel spreadsheet. In one table(TableA) I enter my paycheck date and the 4 columns to the right of it get a currency value from another part of the worksheet. Right below that I have expense descriptions I enter and their amounts which subtract from those column totals. At the bottom of that table I have a remaining balance row. What I want to do is make a button that I can click which takes the paycheck date and puts it in another table(TableB), then adds all the remaining balances, stores their total value beside that paycheck date in TableB, skips to the next line in TableB, and clears TableA. Is this even possible with Excel or am I biting off more than it can chew? |
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