Hi,
I'm new to VBA / macros but am pretty sure this is the best way to solve the following challenge.
Sheet 1 contains dynamic data (in columns A to R) and is refreshed daily from an external data source. Columns A to F contain standard information that I want to copy over to Sheet 2 every time. Columns G to R contain sales amounts ($) by month - the headers for Columns G - R are months (e.g., January, February, etc) and are entered as plain text (not dates).
In addition to Columns A-F, I need to copy over one column from columns G to R depending on what the current month is (e.g., header name has to match the current month). So, for this month, I would want a macro to copy over the following data from Sheet 1 to Sheet 2:
Columns A to F (standard information)
Column L (contains June's data...column L's header is "June")
Sheet 2 will serve as the backbone for reports that show monthly sales by business area.
Any thoughts on a macro to tackle this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance for your help!
I'm new to VBA / macros but am pretty sure this is the best way to solve the following challenge.
Sheet 1 contains dynamic data (in columns A to R) and is refreshed daily from an external data source. Columns A to F contain standard information that I want to copy over to Sheet 2 every time. Columns G to R contain sales amounts ($) by month - the headers for Columns G - R are months (e.g., January, February, etc) and are entered as plain text (not dates).
In addition to Columns A-F, I need to copy over one column from columns G to R depending on what the current month is (e.g., header name has to match the current month). So, for this month, I would want a macro to copy over the following data from Sheet 1 to Sheet 2:
Columns A to F (standard information)
Column L (contains June's data...column L's header is "June")
Sheet 2 will serve as the backbone for reports that show monthly sales by business area.
Any thoughts on a macro to tackle this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance for your help!
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