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Nit_Wit_400
Office Excel 2003 on Windows XP
I'm trying to create a report-maker with excel... ugh!
Anyways, there is a template that users are filling out saying whether
something is defected or not... that's not important, the important
part is, that I'm having VBA go though the table (using a button after
it is filled out) and deleting the rows that aren't defected... in
other words, if there are blank cells in column C (for example), the
whole row in which that blank cell is located is deleted.
I'll never have more than 40 rows and 5 columns in the table.
What I want to do next is put that whole table in a new sheet in the
first blank cell in row 2 so that I can make them mergable into a Word
document (which will have all 256 possible merge fields in place).
As you've probably guessed, I'm going to be doing this multiple times
per report.
I guess the most basic question to ask here is:
How do I copy a whole table and paste it into one cell?
I'm trying to create a report-maker with excel... ugh!
Anyways, there is a template that users are filling out saying whether
something is defected or not... that's not important, the important
part is, that I'm having VBA go though the table (using a button after
it is filled out) and deleting the rows that aren't defected... in
other words, if there are blank cells in column C (for example), the
whole row in which that blank cell is located is deleted.
I'll never have more than 40 rows and 5 columns in the table.
What I want to do next is put that whole table in a new sheet in the
first blank cell in row 2 so that I can make them mergable into a Word
document (which will have all 256 possible merge fields in place).
As you've probably guessed, I'm going to be doing this multiple times
per report.
I guess the most basic question to ask here is:
How do I copy a whole table and paste it into one cell?