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"Auto-create" 40 Different Versions of a Sheet

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    Exclamation "Auto-create" 40 Different Versions of a Sheet

    This is my dilema,

    I have a report I built on excel that is populated with data from an access database. The report pulls monthly stats per "sales group" I made one cell into a validated list that once I change it to another sales group, the entire sheet is updated with the values of the new selected group....

    I have 40 or so groups, If I wanted to quickly print or view all 40 reports, how do i do that?
    Last edited by anticore; 08-28-2009 at 03:35 PM.

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    Re: "Auto-create" 40 Different Versions of a Sheet

    what if i create a sub

    Sub createReport()

    create a new book,
    copy the report sheet into the new book
    and make a loop, changing the value of the field that determins what "sales group" is listed

    would that work?
    if so, can someone provide some guidence

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    Re: "Auto-create" 40 Different Versions of a Sheet

    http://www.mrexcel.com/forum/showthread.php?t=412803

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