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Vijay has attended:
Excel VBA Intro Intermediate course

Excel VBA

TO ANTHONY:

Hi Anthony,

I trust you are well.

I had an urgent enquiry relating to some data I have to populate on a daily basis - I am currently having some difficulty coding the process, even though I have attempted to use the course delegate file as a template.

It is not a complicated process, literally some data in excel which needs to be categorised by: a monthly date, agent and product, ie three separate spreadsheets.

Please advise on the simplest coding to format some data in excel and resave it under separate tabs.

Thanks,

Vijay

RE: Excel VBA

Hi Vijay

Thanks for your question

First I apologize for the delay in responding to your post.

It would make the task of responding to your post much easier, if I could see an example of your workbook. If you could email it to me at sw@stl-training.co.uk, I will give the matter urgent attention.

Regards

Stephen

RE: Excel VBA

Hi Stephen,

I trust you are well.

Upon your response, I had emailed you a few hours ago re my query - did you receive the email?

Regards,

Vijay

RE: Excel VBA

Hi Vijay

I don't seem to have received the email, but I did have an outlook problem last week so it might be an error at this end

Please send it again and I will investigate

Thanks

Stephen

RE: Excel VBA

Hi Stephen,

I have forwarded the email to you just now.

Regards,

Vijay

 

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