VB Script for Data consolidation

[bb19august]

I have provided this request before. Tables were not visible in that thread. So creating a new one. Can someone help me with creating excel macro for the following.

Data will be entered in the "Main" Table in Worksheet 1 (Main Worksheet). Shown entries for a project with two units - Unit 1 and 2. there could be multiple units.

Project Name	"Enter Project Name Here"
Test Date	"Enter Test Date here"
Report Name	"Enter Test Report Name here"
Unit Name	Unit P/N	Unit Criticality	SW Version
"Enter Unit1 Name Here"	"Enter Unit1 P/N Here"	"Enter Unit1 Criticality Here"	"Enter Unit1 SW Version here"
"Enter Unit2 Name Here"	"Enter Unit2 P/N Here"	"Enter Unit2 Criticality Here"	"Enter Unit2 SW Version here"

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A click option (Button or a cell with "Click here") in the "Main" worksheet will populate the Project (say P1) data in a different worksheet in the same file (say "Data" worksheet 2) in the below fashion

Project Name			P1
Test Date			10/10/2019
Report Name			111-11
Unit Name	Unit P/N	Unit Criticality	SW Version
AA100	111	A	1.0
BB100	222	B	1.2

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When a different project (say P2) details are entered and submitted in the "Main" worksheet, it will insert/add rows to include the data as shown below. Here shown for three units (AA100, BB101, C100). So it could be same unit name(AA100) or a new unit name (BB101, C100). Same unit names to insert rows below the same names and data populated. New unit names adds data below the last entered column as shown below.

Project Name			P1	P2
Test Date			10/10/2019	10/22/2019
Report Name			111-11	111-12
Unit Name	Unit P/N	Unit Criticality	SW Version	SW Version
AA100	111	A	1.0
AA100	112	A	1.1	1.1
BB100	222	B	2.0
BB101	223	B		2.1
C100	100	A		1.0

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Appreciate if someone could help.

Thank you.
BB

 

[Fluff]

Duplicate https://www.mrexcel.com/forum/excel...cro-excel-data-consolidation-post5359907.html

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