Copy data when workbook is closed

tprotani

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Is there some way to copy data from one column to another when the workbook is closed (or opened)? I am adding data for "this week" and "annual" to a column called "annual cum". I want to copy the data in "annual cum" to "annual" when I complete the entry for this week. I am not a sophisticated user.

Thanks in advance for any help.
 

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Hi,

call your macro auto_close or auto_open and record it in the normal way.

hope this helps.
 
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Quite new to excel then!

Goto Tools> Macro > Record new macro

This will record all your keystrokes. A "Stop Recording" toolbar will appear with a stop button and Relative Reference button. Click on the stop button when you are finished.

If you want me to have a look, email the workbook at *email removed*
 
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