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Josh1 Administrator |
I looked at your syntax, and unable to find anything wrong with it, due to really not knowing that stuff to well. I would go here and see if they can help you http://www.mrexcel.com/board2/ ------------------
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monkeynuts77 Junior Member |
There is a compile error when I run it: For without Next, and the debugger highlights the End Sub. The code did work when I had it in the tab so as soon as you selected the worksheet it merged the 2 reference worksheets, but it is not working as well now as a button on the sheet. ------------------ IP: Logged |
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Josh1 Administrator |
Does anything happen when you run the macro, or does it not work right? ------------------
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Josh1 Administrator |
We are looking into this for you. ------------------
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monkeynuts77 Junior Member |
Hi - can anyone help? I have 2 Excel worksheets of information that I need to merge. They are in identical format – and I have managed to put together (with a little help) a macro to roughly merge these (see below), although Im having trouble getting this to work as a button. The combined data then needs to be sortable by various criteria (I’m currently using the autofilter) Then finally I need to produce 2 versions of the combinded and sorted data, one with more detail that the other, in a specified format, without having several, or many blank rows present! Im trying to put this together using macros with buttons to allow other people to use it, but am currently struggling myself! Any help would be much appreciated! Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() Dim ws As Worksheet IP: Logged |
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