Hi all,
I hope someone can help.. I am trying to compile a report using 2 worksheets (with endless data and i have 100+ documents to do this on) and would really appreciate someones help in automating it.
As per the attached document there are 2 work sheet 'attributes' and 'contracts' I need to be able to run a macro look at the 'CI ID' on the attributes worksheet and see if it exists in the 'contracts' worksheet.
If not found then copy the 'CI ID' to a new worksheet (which would be good if it would auto create) called 'not found;.
If found then copy all the column value highlighted in yellow in the 'attributes' worksheet and the columns in blue in the 'contracts' work sheet to a new work sheet (once again would be good if this would auto create) called 'found'
The attached document has what the finished product would seemingly look like.
The tricky part I think is that each CI ID generally has 2 contracts but not allways (sometimes can have 1)... so as youll see in the 'found' worksheet 2 are listed which is correct for this example.
I really hope someone has some code that can assist with this and also hope this isnt too complicated..
Thanks as always guys,
Stressing Sarah,:(
I hope someone can help.. I am trying to compile a report using 2 worksheets (with endless data and i have 100+ documents to do this on) and would really appreciate someones help in automating it.
As per the attached document there are 2 work sheet 'attributes' and 'contracts' I need to be able to run a macro look at the 'CI ID' on the attributes worksheet and see if it exists in the 'contracts' worksheet.
If not found then copy the 'CI ID' to a new worksheet (which would be good if it would auto create) called 'not found;.
If found then copy all the column value highlighted in yellow in the 'attributes' worksheet and the columns in blue in the 'contracts' work sheet to a new work sheet (once again would be good if this would auto create) called 'found'
The attached document has what the finished product would seemingly look like.
The tricky part I think is that each CI ID generally has 2 contracts but not allways (sometimes can have 1)... so as youll see in the 'found' worksheet 2 are listed which is correct for this example.
I really hope someone has some code that can assist with this and also hope this isnt too complicated..
Thanks as always guys,
Stressing Sarah,:(