you may share your current code, maybe we can find whats wrong with it
Pada 30/07/2013 18:36, Puttu * menulis:
Really i tried my best, but didn't worked out. thus the reason seeking
for help
On Tue, Jul 30, 2013 at 3:59 PM, De Premor <[email protected]
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Hi Putu,
While you're waiting for a groups response, why dont you start
writing your own code, you might want to read more about :
Select a file using Application.GetOpenFilename
Open a workbook using Workbooks.Open
Assign a value to variable using Set... = ....
Looping each worksheet using For Each ... in ....
Sheet Name validation using ...Name = ...Name
comparing each value using if ... = ... then
looping in a row
looping in a column
Assign value to a cell, ex: Range("A1").value = ....
You may ask it here one by one for your reference, i'am sure
another members will help you and you got your learning step.
Rgds,
[dp]
Pada 30/07/2013 16:43, Puttu * menulis:
please please advise, it's very important for me.......
On Sat, Jul 27, 2013 at 4:55 PM, Puttu * <[email protected]
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Hi Experts,
Need a help on copying the data from one workbook (Reference)
to another workbook (master). I know asking too much,
appreciate could you please help me on this coding.
The workbook name different each time, i need dynamic name
selection option to select both the work sheets and data
range also dynamic.
1. Need a option or input box to select the two workbooks
2. Each workbook sheets names are not aligned properly, each
time worksheet name to cross verify and past as per the match.
3. Copy the data from reference (report 1) and past to Master
(report 1) next to the existing range (Example showed in
Master sheet report 1 highlighted in yellow color)
4. After the paste Sales report header merged to complete
header (shown in master sheet report 1)
5. entire data need to auto fit
6. Need a report log after each sheet is pasted in new sheets
in the master work book.
Attached is the reports
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