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Need macro to locate non-zero, non-header column entries then copy to other sheet

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Steve Rutkey Need macro to locate... 06-07-2011, 12:23 AM
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    Need macro to locate non-zero, non-header column entries then copy to other sheet

    Hello all,

    I'm soooo close to finishing estimating spreadsheet for which this group has been talented enough to solve two prior problems.

    My current and hopefully final issue is illustrated in the attached "mock-up" - which is an abbreviated version of much larger actual file - and described as follows:

    On 1st worksheet "Detailed Estimate", a series of numbered tasks are available for the user to enter anticipated subcontractor costs at Column F. Column F also repeats the text "Subcontractor" as a header with each task. So entries in Column F can be predicted to be either "Subcontractor", null, or some dollar value. If a dollar value is entered, there will be an associated description in Column G.

    On 2nd worksheet "Summary Sheet", I'd like to automatically search "Detailed Estimate" column F for each dollar value entry, then retrieve that value - along with its associated description from column G - into the Summary Sheet. Note that the entries are transposed from 1st sheet to 2nd sheet...but if this is a hassle the order can be kept same.

    Retrieving also the task identifier would be great, but this is not essential and is of much lesser importance than just retrieving the dollar values and description.

    The macro will need to add rows as needed to "Summary Sheet" in order to fit the copied data; the number of entries will depend on the user and is theoretically limitless...though will be between 5 and 20 typically.

    Thank you very much for your responses.

    -Steve
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