ANTON_NORTJE
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Greetings everybody,
I will really appreciate if some-one could assist me with the following challenge as I have been searching for a solutions endless.
SCENARIO (accounting concept):
[1] I have 2 workbooks with columns as example.
[2] Macro to find matching "client" in the 2 WB'S, if the values/remarks are changed in WB1, it must
updated in WB2. (i.e. If in WB1 "client-AA", 100 moves from CURR to 60 or any of the next
columns, it must be updated in WB2)
[3] In the same instance, if new clients are added in WB1, the whole row must be updated in WB2.
(i.e. If in WB1 a new "client" is added, then the whole row is updated in WB2)
I trust this makes sense.
Regards
Anton
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I will really appreciate if some-one could assist me with the following challenge as I have been searching for a solutions endless.
SCENARIO (accounting concept):
[1] I have 2 workbooks with columns as example.
[2] Macro to find matching "client" in the 2 WB'S, if the values/remarks are changed in WB1, it must
updated in WB2. (i.e. If in WB1 "client-AA", 100 moves from CURR to 60 or any of the next
columns, it must be updated in WB2)
[3] In the same instance, if new clients are added in WB1, the whole row must be updated in WB2.
(i.e. If in WB1 a new "client" is added, then the whole row is updated in WB2)
I trust this makes sense.
Regards
Anton
WORKBOOK 1: | ||||||||
REF | CLIENT | CURR | 30 | 60 | 90 | 120 | 120+ | REMARKS |
ref1 | AA | 100>> | abc | |||||
ref2 | BB | 200 | rrr | |||||
ref3 | CC | 300 | qqq | |||||
ref4 | DD | 600 | ttt |
WORKBOOK 2: | ||||||||||
REF | CLIENT | CURR | 30 | 60 | 90 | 120 | 120+ | REMARKS | TOTAL | PMT DATE |
ref1 | AA | 100>> | abc | |||||||
ref2 | BB | 200 | rrr | |||||||
>>>> | >> | >>> | >>> | |||||||
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