Hi,
I'm pretty new in the VBA World and was hoping somebody could help me with this problem.
I have two worksheets: "worksheet1" containing the current data (e.g. today's progress) I want to copy and "worksheet2" containing historical data (e.g. historical progress) in which I would like to paste the current data.
The data in "worksheet1" is structured (A2:A10) under the actual date (A1). In "worksheet2" I have a calendar (4:4) with all dates from 2013-01-01 to 2014-12-31.
I want to run a macro that reads the actual date (A1) in "worksheet1" and looks for the date in row 4:4 in "worksheet2", and then copy the data from (A2:A10) in "worksheet1" and paste these data on row 5:13 in "worksheet2" in the column in which the cell A1 in "worksheet1" matches the date in row 4:4 in "worksheet2".
Note! I want the copy paste function to be a copy paste value function so that the mathematical formulas from "worksheet1" don't follow to "worksheet2".
I'm pretty new in the VBA World and was hoping somebody could help me with this problem.
I have two worksheets: "worksheet1" containing the current data (e.g. today's progress) I want to copy and "worksheet2" containing historical data (e.g. historical progress) in which I would like to paste the current data.
The data in "worksheet1" is structured (A2:A10) under the actual date (A1). In "worksheet2" I have a calendar (4:4) with all dates from 2013-01-01 to 2014-12-31.
I want to run a macro that reads the actual date (A1) in "worksheet1" and looks for the date in row 4:4 in "worksheet2", and then copy the data from (A2:A10) in "worksheet1" and paste these data on row 5:13 in "worksheet2" in the column in which the cell A1 in "worksheet1" matches the date in row 4:4 in "worksheet2".
Note! I want the copy paste function to be a copy paste value function so that the mathematical formulas from "worksheet1" don't follow to "worksheet2".