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What a wonderful question. Here is what I see as the stopping point for design of solution: when is this supposed to happen? Push of a button?
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Nov 21, 2014 at 01:47 PM
Nov 21, 2014 at 01:47 PM
Each time I key a new line in the ledger it should automatically xfer to the Name tab depending on what is keyed in Column D.
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Ok, so, my ledger is set up like a table. When I'm in the last row of the table, and i press Tab, it creates a new line in the table.
So what you are suggesting is after i key the new row, i would press a "key combo" to run a macro? And that would xfer the row data to the corresponding Sheet?
Sorry if i sound extremely stupid, I'm trying to teach myself how to do this! Thank you for your help!
So what you are suggesting is after i key the new row, i would press a "key combo" to run a macro? And that would xfer the row data to the corresponding Sheet?
Sorry if i sound extremely stupid, I'm trying to teach myself how to do this! Thank you for your help!
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"i would press a "key combo" to run a macro?"
Yes, that would be the easiest solution to start with. The all you have to do is check what column you are on, and select the D cell in that column. Then once you get that variable from that cell, if then logic to place into a tab. It may not get put together in a day, but try to start with recording a macro of selecting a cell, then reverse engineer the code see what you can make dynamic! Let me know what you get started with, I will help when I can (in between my own work and such)! Lets have fun!
By the way, how is the weather up there? Sunny and 70 here in beautiful Florida! :)
Yes, that would be the easiest solution to start with. The all you have to do is check what column you are on, and select the D cell in that column. Then once you get that variable from that cell, if then logic to place into a tab. It may not get put together in a day, but try to start with recording a macro of selecting a cell, then reverse engineer the code see what you can make dynamic! Let me know what you get started with, I will help when I can (in between my own work and such)! Lets have fun!
By the way, how is the weather up there? Sunny and 70 here in beautiful Florida! :)
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Nov 24, 2014 at 10:48 AM
Nov 24, 2014 at 10:48 AM
Hiya,
Not wanting to intrude, but here is how I would handle it.
Create a drop down list for column D.
Enter the data for a row and as a last action, pick the name from the drop down list.
Then use a Worksheet_Change code to copy that row to the appropriate sheet.
Best regards,
Trowa
Not wanting to intrude, but here is how I would handle it.
Create a drop down list for column D.
Enter the data for a row and as a last action, pick the name from the drop down list.
Then use a Worksheet_Change code to copy that row to the appropriate sheet.
Best regards,
Trowa