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Old 05-19-08, 06:26
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Hello all,

I'm hoping you can help me on a commercial project I'm working on.

The first issue I am having is Macro 'Auto Generation' I am trying to create a system whereby a Business User can click on a function called 'Create New User' - On clicking this function it should automatically create a series of personalised workbooks (by name - for eg. JD_Q1_BCS, ZB_Q1_BCS) (There are approximately 15 Worksheets for each user) On clicking on the new function it should also create and format a series of 'navigational functions' on the 'Master Navigation Worksheet' The issue I am currently having with this at the moment is that I can get it to add new data/ format the cells but cannot get it to increment this data over the right and thus currently it keeps overwriting USER's A Data. We are trying to get this finished ASAP so any advice and or guidance on this would be fantastic. A lot of this may sound confusing so I am more than willing to send what we have done so far over to anybody if it helps.

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Old 05-19-08, 07:10
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worksheets?
is this an Excel question?
have you considered using a template?
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My first advice is to post questions like this in the right forum.

You need a Microsoft Excel forum, not a Microsoft Access forum!
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Old 05-19-08, 08:08
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Many thanks.

Many thanks.

Unfortunately the Excel Forum Post Submit was not working this morning.

I will re post this as soon as the service becomes available.

As a side note Trekker - You happen to have the worst website I have seen in a very long time indeed! It is truly horrifying. I nearly had an epileptic fit whilst looking your early 90's use of Flash for the 'Grand Presentation' Far too much text, and a background image - Are you actually being serious?

Thanks again,

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No need to repost, I'll move this one for you
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As a side note Trekker - You happen to have the worst website I have seen in a very long time indeed!
Oh and James, ever heard the saying
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Ahh

Ahh of course. But I think on this occasion he deserved it. Many thanks for reposting. Very much appreciated.
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Oh and James, ever heard the saying

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Especially from one who comes to the trough so very often, usually pitifully bleating "Help!!!!!!!!!!
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