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Tony, You would need a macro to do this Right click on the sheet tab where you want this behavior. Select view code. In the resulting sheet module, paste in code like this Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal
Claudia, If Resolved is found in column M as your code seems to indicate, then this worked for me: Sub move_to_archive() Dim sh_from As Worksheet, sh_to As Worksheet Dim r As Range, col As Long
Khaled I am definatly not a expert in macros--but I do believe you can do what you want--I suggest you reask the question of another allexperts person and check the resumes for one with macro expertise
As explained in my article at http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/HeaderFooter.htm, each section can have up to three headers and footers. If you enable "Different first page," you can have a separate First
Hi Carolyn, I know exactly how you feel. It makes me nervous when I see that question about shared components with other applications. Since you are reinstalling the program I would choose to remove

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