Hi,
This is a little convoluted and a little difficult to explain but I’ll try anyway.
What I am trying to do is:
I have a list of unique names in a table that have already been selected from another table on another sheet.
What happened there is that the selection that went to the New table included a status change in the First table to recognise that those unique names are now in the new table. (Status change was from ‘Available’ to ‘Allocated’)
This has worked OK, But
What I also need to do is, if the user recognises that some of the unique names selected should not have been selected at this point of time, that they can be removed from the New table and the status of that unique name is changed back to it's original status 'Available' in the First table.
What I thought was that in the New table, create a column with the number of rows equal to the table length which will always remain constant will have a validation list with lets say 'Yes' included in that list. So for each unique name to be returned the user would select ‘Yes’ in the validation list in the same row as the unique name that is to be removed.
Now this is the bit I haven’t been able to work out yet, how do I write something that will I suppose run look to see if that cell in the first determined row is = to ‘Yes’ then go and look at the First table find the unique name associated to the row where the ‘Yes’ was recognised and go and change the status (which will be in the 3rd column the first being the unique name). Then loop and look at the next cell run until it finds a blank then stop. (Note I thought that I would sort by that column to have all the ‘Yes’’ at the top of the table). Also somewhere in-between or at the end remove the unique names from the New Table (the last bit I'm pretty sure I know how to do).
Any assistance would be appreciated
Thanks
Sholovka
This is a little convoluted and a little difficult to explain but I’ll try anyway.
What I am trying to do is:
I have a list of unique names in a table that have already been selected from another table on another sheet.
What happened there is that the selection that went to the New table included a status change in the First table to recognise that those unique names are now in the new table. (Status change was from ‘Available’ to ‘Allocated’)
This has worked OK, But
What I also need to do is, if the user recognises that some of the unique names selected should not have been selected at this point of time, that they can be removed from the New table and the status of that unique name is changed back to it's original status 'Available' in the First table.
What I thought was that in the New table, create a column with the number of rows equal to the table length which will always remain constant will have a validation list with lets say 'Yes' included in that list. So for each unique name to be returned the user would select ‘Yes’ in the validation list in the same row as the unique name that is to be removed.
Now this is the bit I haven’t been able to work out yet, how do I write something that will I suppose run look to see if that cell in the first determined row is = to ‘Yes’ then go and look at the First table find the unique name associated to the row where the ‘Yes’ was recognised and go and change the status (which will be in the 3rd column the first being the unique name). Then loop and look at the next cell run until it finds a blank then stop. (Note I thought that I would sort by that column to have all the ‘Yes’’ at the top of the table). Also somewhere in-between or at the end remove the unique names from the New Table (the last bit I'm pretty sure I know how to do).
Any assistance would be appreciated
Thanks
Sholovka