I am using Excel 2007 - most of the company is still on Excel 2000.
I can do this rather easy in Access however, the Boss man wants it in excel and I have basically zero knowledge of excel.
Anyways what I need to do is this. If you look at the attached sample you will see a sheet called WHLSINFO…this data is imported. Once it is imported I need to move rows to different sheets based upon column “J “.
If column “J” contains “2209CBN” I need to copy that row to the sheet called “2209 CBN”. If column “J” contains “2209 DIA” I need to move that row to the sheet called “2209 DIA” etc….
If at all possible I need this to be an automatic process or a auto as possible that takes place upon the import of WHLSINFO - there are about 35 different items that could show up in column “J”. The target sheets will exist with data in them…Would really be nice if it could remove the old data before importing the new.
This may be really easy - I just don't know. I am not an excel person. The one thing I have learned is that if you enter VBA like that of access - excel says HUH...LOL
Any and all assistance would be great…
Don
I can do this rather easy in Access however, the Boss man wants it in excel and I have basically zero knowledge of excel.
Anyways what I need to do is this. If you look at the attached sample you will see a sheet called WHLSINFO…this data is imported. Once it is imported I need to move rows to different sheets based upon column “J “.
If column “J” contains “2209CBN” I need to copy that row to the sheet called “2209 CBN”. If column “J” contains “2209 DIA” I need to move that row to the sheet called “2209 DIA” etc….
If at all possible I need this to be an automatic process or a auto as possible that takes place upon the import of WHLSINFO - there are about 35 different items that could show up in column “J”. The target sheets will exist with data in them…Would really be nice if it could remove the old data before importing the new.
This may be really easy - I just don't know. I am not an excel person. The one thing I have learned is that if you enter VBA like that of access - excel says HUH...LOL
Any and all assistance would be great…
Don