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    Vlookup:down load the 825KB zip file

    Hi,

    I'm a beginner when it comes to Macros and I don't know anything about programming.

    I need to extract info from one spreadsheet to an other and would like to find a way to do this automatically. See attachments.

    The problem is that I would like to populate several spreadsheets ("Order sheet") from the spreadsheet called "QB Open Order".

    The attached spreadsheet ("QB Open Order") contains 2 different Names (column D) and 2 different Item Descriptions (column H) per Name.

    I would therefore like four different "Order Sheets". Or preferably, 2 "Order Sheets" per Name.

    Is this possible?
    Is there anyone that would like to help me?


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    Re: Macro VLOOKUP programming question?

    Hi Sanne
    zip up the files and i'll have a look
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    Re: Macro VLOOKUP programming question?

    Hi Pike,

    Zip file is now attached.

    Thank you

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    Re: Macro VLOOKUP programming question?

    Hi Sanne
    Hadn't forgot work just got in the way
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    Re: Macro VLOOKUP programming question?

    Hi Pike,

    You're a star!

    Now, what do I have to do to be able to use this?

    Sorry, I'm really a beginner at this.

    Sheers.

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    Re: Macro VLOOKUP programming question?

    may i ask? can we do VLOOKUP from other microsoft office like access?

    For example i have my database in Ms. Access, but i need to take out the data into excel formatting, can i do VLOOKUP from access?

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    Re: Macro VLOOKUP programming question?

    white,

    Please take a few minutes to read the forum rules, and then start your own thread.
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    Re: Macro VLOOKUP programming question?

    Hi Sanne
    save the attached workbook"order sheet" in the previous thread to the same folder as "QB Open order".
    The "order sheet" has a commandbutton enbedded, click and use the comboboxes and other buttons
    displayed to print orders sheets
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    Re: Macro VLOOKUP programming question?

    Hi Pike,

    thanks a lot. This is awesome. Just how I wanted it.

    I found one error though. Don't know if you would like to continue to help me w. this? The sizes are getting populated on different tabs. Is there a possibility to get all sizes on the one spreadsheet down the right bottom corner?
    Also, it would be great if I would be able to populate different tabs for the different styles (instead of different sizes) so that I can have one workbook per "customer". Is this possible?

    Automate.zip

    Thanks again,
    Sanne

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    Re: Macro VLOOKUP programming question?

    Hi Sanne
    Is this so you can print the orders?

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    Re: Macro VLOOKUP programming question?

    Hi Pike,

    Yes, it's basically to get an overview, per customer per style, on one sheet/piece of paper.

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    Re: Macro VLOOKUP programming question?

    Sanne
    if you just want an over-view of the orders try replacing the code in
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    you really need all the rest as it would be hard to digest

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    Re: Macro VLOOKUP programming question?

    Hi Pike,

    Thank you for all your help, I really appretiate it. The overview doesn't really help though. Is there anything I can change to get the size breakdown on the one order sheet page together w. the other information?

    Once again, I really appretiate your help and I understand if you don't have time or energy to help me further w. this.

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    Re: Macro VLOOKUP programming question?

    Hi Sanneno
    problem try this
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    re: Vlookup:down load the 825KB zip file

    Hi Pike,

    Haven't had time to look at the code until now. Thanks, this is more towards how I wanted it. I can just manipulate the sizes with an other macro.

    I added some columns in the QBOpenOrder. I thouight that I would be able to manipulate the code myself but got an error msg when trying to choose data, after clicking on the command button.

    Would you mind having a look?
    Hopefully I will stop bothering you after this.

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    re: Vlookup:down load the 825KB zip file

    Its no bother .I can have a look but it will have to wait untill I can down load the 825KB zip file ,which probably wont be untill wednesday.

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    re: Vlookup:down load the 825KB zip file

    Cool, thank you

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    re: Vlookup:down load the 825KB zip file

    Hi Pike,

    Don't know if you have had time to have a look at my problem. I managed to compress the ZIP to half size at least:


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    re: Vlookup:down load the 825KB zip file

    Hey Sanne
    Just unhide column A in QB open orders and everthing works fine

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    re: Vlookup:down load the 825KB zip file

    That was easy. Thanks a lot for your help Pike.

    Regards,
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    re: Vlookup:down load the 825KB zip file

    your welcome catch next time

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    re: Vlookup:down load the 825KB zip file

    I've added some extra columns in the QB Open Order spreadsheet. I now have 17 columns of information. But, when using the Order Sheet spreadsheet, it seems like I can only pull in data from 16 columns
    I'll take a look

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    re: Vlookup:down load the 825KB zip file

    Want me to zip up the newer spreadsheet version?

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    re: Vlookup:down load the 825KB zip file

    yep ... that would be good

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    re: Vlookup:down load the 825KB zip file

    TEST.zip

    Here you go.

    Thank you,
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