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Excel vba (macro)

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replyReply Thu 18 Jun 2009, 16:51Delegate Rohit said...

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Excel vba (macro)

i have a worksheet with multiple directorates and information under each directorates.
how can i automate the worksheet to select split the worksheets at different directorates and save them as seperate files under the directorate name?

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replyReply Mon 22 Jun 2009, 11:37Trainer Carlos said...

RE: excel vba (macro)

Hi Rohit

Could you clarify this question for me?

1. What is a directorate?

2. How does the above information appear on the worksheet?

3. Do you mean to separate them into worksheets in the same workbook or separate workbooks?

Regards

Carlos

replyReply Tue 30 Jun 2009, 22:58Delegate Rohit said...

RE: excel vba (macro)

hi carlos
thank you for replying.
i have managed to split the worksheet into seperate worksheets.

the only problem i now have is, how do i select department names from a column which has the same department names repeated many times, and then copy those names into seperate sheets?

i hope that makes sense.

regards

rik

replyReply Tue 24 Nov 2009, 09:45Trainer Stephen said...

RE: excel vba (macro)

Hi Rohit

First let me apologise for our failure to follow up this post. Carlos allocated it to me to have a look at and I'm afraid I missed it.

If this is still a live issue for you perhaps you could send me a sample spreadsheet so I can investigate and give the matter urgent attention

Regards

Stephen

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