Thanks ITWare for replying. Your answer works too.
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Hi Chih Hung,
You will need three files to achieve the goal you pretend.
File 1 - Origem. This will be the file you got every 2 week with your
source data.
File 2 - Modelo. This is the file where you will paste data from file
Origem.
File 2 - Controlador. This is the file where resides the vba co
Your request should be File, it is best to have one sheet to copy.
2013/9/10 Chih Hung Choo
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> Hi, I'm hoping to get some help here to automate the work that I have to
> do every 2 weeks. The work is repetitive and hopefully a VBA script will
> help shorten sometimes a day's work to minutes
Hi, I'm hoping to get some help here to automate the work that I have to do
every 2 weeks. The work is repetitive and hopefully a VBA script will help
shorten sometimes a day's work to minutes.
I'm using Excel 2007. There are 2 files.
File A: This file is generated every 2 weeks. The data I