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I can answer most general questions, including formatting, shortcuts, pivot tables etc. I have just started using macros, so vba is not my strong suit. I also enjoy explaining the solution at the questioners level of understanding. I am an accountant by trade, so that is my primary area of expertise, but I am willing to tackle just about anything.
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Hi shahbaz, Here is a macro that will do it based on the value in cell A1: Private Sub Workbook_SheetChange(ByVal Sh As Object, ByVal Target As Range) If Target.Address = "$A$1" Then Sh.Name = Target
Hi Daniel, You will need to add a second column (that you can hide) that references the date and assigns it a number 1 through 7, 1 being Sunday and 7 being Saturday In column A, referencing the
Yes, renaming the folder will mess up the links, as will moving the folder. You would then need to open your file that links to the moved file and Edit Links and choose change source and then browse for
Hi Cyle, This looks like a job for the vlookup formula. You can use the fx button to search for it, or start =vlookup( The vlookup formula is broken up like this: 1. The item you want to find a
Hi Karen, This looks like a job for the vlookup formula. You can use the fx button to search for it, or start =vlookup( The vlookup formula is broken up like this: 1. The item you want to find
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