Automatic data entry at the end of a list of data

proidgy68

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I have a spreadsheet with 19 worksheets (Excel 2007) and each worksheet has a date in column A, text in Column B, and numbers in columns C, D, and E. (It's my budget) At the start of each new month I need to go to the bottom of the data on each tab (Each tab has a different "Bottom of Data"; "Housing" only goes to row 94 and "Food" goes to row 1300) Then I enter the date in Column A, a line item identifier called "Income" in B and a positive number in Column C. Column D is for expenses and E is for the running total. What I am looking for is a way to click a button attached to a macro or VBA that will go into each tab and look for the bottom of the data, then enter the current date, then paste the text "Income" in B and paste a specific number (the actual dollar amount of each tab's income) for each tab in to C.

Sorry this is so long, but I hope you understand what I am looking for; I'd rather explain it once then recycle a few times for clarity.
 

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Hello,

What I understood is that you need to add data automatically to 1 excel sheet from the other one.

For this I suggest you to develop an application (you can hire a programmer). Through the application you just need to locate the files and the rest of the work will be done easily by the software. It will save a lot of time.

I hope this helps.

Regards
 
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Hello,

If you are still not getting the solution then its better you may visit Google and find some good articles or stuff on this. It will be good option for you. I have found this article seems to be good to me.

Regards
 
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