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Old 04-21-09, 01:16
wegkruip wegkruip is offline
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Copy, Find, Paste Macro - Urgent

Hi sir.

I’ve been searching the internet for a macro that can help with my excel workbook example (see attached example “MY CUSTOMERS”).

I’ve got a workbook with four worksheets.

Worksheet 1 = “account payment”
Worksheet 2 = “add account”
Worksheet 3 = “customers”
Worksheet 4 = “paid up accounts”

See my attached example
Can you please help me solve my workbook. I’m stuck!!

1) On worksheet2 ("add account") I would like it if the sheet could automatically show the next new account number to be used (after the first one was entered manually).
And when I add a customer, it should automatically copy the formuls as in existing customer’s rows

2) on worksheet1 ("account payment") is where I’m actually stuck!! How do I update my worksheet3 ("customers") after worksheet1 (“account payments”) process button is pressed.

3) And maybe if it is possible, if a customers account balance is zero, to remove that customer from worksheet3 ("customers") and add it to worksheet4 ("paid up accounts")

I don’t know.the above is just what i'm thinking of. Maybe there is a whole other and better way to solve my workbook.

The help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you sir
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Old 04-21-09, 04:15
Colin Legg Colin Legg is offline
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Hi,

You can do all of this in MS Excel.. but really it's the wrong tool for the job. How about giving it a go in MS Access?
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