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Formulae in Excel. VB Macros.. Though not really expert in this.
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I do not think, you need macro unless you want it to be done automatically every time entry is made in sheet 1. As for sorting, you will need to use "Data -- Sort" command. For ranking the you want
You should be able to manage it easily by writing appropriate IF statement. Let me try to understand. In sheet1 (Secondary)- If E1(Secondary)=E1 (Master) then - A1...P1 (Secondary) = A1...P1 (Master)
Hi Garry, I have really not understood the requirement. 1. Someone enters value in Active!A2. 2. Macro searched for ALL records matching Active!A2 in "Data" and copies them to "Data Searched" at the
Hi John, There is certainly a formula (Assuming original data in A1) -- "=Left(A1,4) & " " & MID(A1,5,2) & " " & MID(A1,7,3) & " " & RIGHT(A1,4)" Make sure that once you have all data changed to new
Hi Hayley, Solution I think could be -- (1) Create a complete database on another worksheet (say "Data')in same workbook. (2) Protect the worksheet so that "unauthorized" persons cannot see this. (3)
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