A family of Microsoft spreadsheet software with tools for analyzing, charting, and communicating data
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Have just started playing around with Macros and VBA, looking for an answer to the following:
I have a master excel sheet which gets sent out to other users who then fill in some of the empty columns each month. I then collate all the information from each individual spreadsheet and put this into the master.
Columns A to K will remain the same and L to R are updated as necessary. In column C there is a unique reference relating to each row so idea is my master will automatically update when I run the macro to fill in L to R of the master for any of the sub workbooks which have been amended based on column C being the same in the master and relevant sub workbook.
I plan on saving the workbooks in one file, with the master sheet and then a sub folder for each copy of the sheet that will be updated by my colleagues.
Hope this makes sense, if not will try and provide more info. (if possible can I have a step by step walkthrough of implementing the code and how it works)
Thanks
A family of Microsoft spreadsheet software with tools for analyzing, charting, and communicating data
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I cannot share from a one drive, is it possible to share some code for me to try, if you need more information on the task let me know
You can create a file with dummy data only for test code.
Hello,
I was more looking for help with the VBA Code I can enter into a module? I am unable to share any files.
Could you share us test files to test macros?
For sharing a sample workbook, upload to OneDrive or any other cloud drives. Then post a link here.
From your description, it also could be done with power query.