Hello Again,
Trying to pull specific Group of data from one Sheet and paste it onto another sheet Using a specified Group #. . .
Attached a stripped down Workbook with notes in it to try and show what i want little better.
Thanks
Aeneren Arrow
Hello Again,
Trying to pull specific Group of data from one Sheet and paste it onto another sheet Using a specified Group #. . .
Attached a stripped down Workbook with notes in it to try and show what i want little better.
Thanks
Aeneren Arrow
You will have to get rid of all those merged cells. They are unnecessary.
Ben Van Johnson
Well unfortunately i cant they are throughout the spread sheets.
That is a Stripped down copy of the entire thing and to do so would mean rebuilding the entire WB and that is something i would rather not do at this time
Aeneren
If you wish to have a VBA solution, then you will need to comply with Ben's suggestion. VBA does not play well with merged cells.
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alansidman, I know it does not play well with merged cells but I do have several areas working with VBA and they are merged.
xladept if you are able to give some insight into how this can be done I would greatly appreciate it
Aeneren
I'll attempt it tomorrow![]()
Pl see file with VBA.
Worksheet_change event is used.
Hi Aeneren,
The reverse procedure is unclear to me, in order to update the data sheet from the main which field(s) can we match on??
Meanwhile here's a routine to bring the data over to the main by group:
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kvsrinivasamurthy . . . xladept thank you for your time and input . . .
Sorry i had a family emergency and this is first time ive had chance to check back on this.
xladept . . kvsrinivasamurthy Is there anyway to do more of a "Cut and paste" in both directions, or use the VBA to pull it then a seperate maybe a Click Button to activate a cut and paste that would Read the Range on the Main page and then "Cut Paste" back to the Data page over using the second set of numbers and the "Match"
Thanks Again
Aeneren Arrow
I could do it with the entire group - is that what you would want??
No what you have to pull from data to the main works great and is what im looking for . . . .
Now after i update the data on "Main" that was pulled need someway of taking whats has been updated and putting it back on the "Data"
Aeneren Arrow
Hi Aeneren,
In my post #9 I asked you which field(s) we could match upon - is it the third field starting column F along with the Group Number?
Hi Aeneren,
If my assumption is correct then here's the couplet:
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Last edited by xladept; 09-03-2014 at 07:00 PM.
Ok i will try these out when i get home and on a system and post on them tomorrow
Aeneren Arrow
stripped chartA.xlsmXladept sorry had some problems getting your code to work . . . had a issue on my main Book that is now resolved. . .
1. Your Code works it pulls data from the one sheets onto the Main sheet just fine. .
2. Your Code to send the Data back to the original code does work but it is sending not only the data that was pulled but everything on the said Lines A:ZZZZZZ or how ever far there is data ive placed the code in a test book so that you can see what is happening. It should only be sending the Data that was pulled and updated back.
I had to change a few values:
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Thank You Xladept it works Great and I didn't have to unmerge a single thing
Thanks for your work on this for me
I would give Rep again but it wont allow it
Aeneren Arrow
You're welcome and thanks for trying to rep me again! Excellent!![]()
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