Hi there,
I have nil experience with visual basic, and have been attempting to use VBA code sourced from various forums to create a macro to perform this function without success (various errors I don't know the meaning of!)
I have a worksheet titled "CMB OT - Active referrals" which has headings in row 1 and 15 columns worth of data. Column O (or 15) has dropdown options of Yes or No.
I have another worksheet titled "CMB OT - Inactive referrals". I would like to create a macro so that when Yes is selected in Column O in the "CMB OT - Active referrals" sheet, I can press a button which is linked to a macro which moves the entire row of data from the "CMB OT - Active referrals" to the "CMB OT - Inactive referrals" sheet. I would like the row from which the data has been moved from to be deleted and when moved the data is added to the next blank row in the receiving sheet.
I am happy to upload the entire worksheet if required, but am not sure if this is possible on this forum.
Thanks for any suggestions/advice you can offer.
Warm regards,
Bec (form down under!)
I have nil experience with visual basic, and have been attempting to use VBA code sourced from various forums to create a macro to perform this function without success (various errors I don't know the meaning of!)
I have a worksheet titled "CMB OT - Active referrals" which has headings in row 1 and 15 columns worth of data. Column O (or 15) has dropdown options of Yes or No.
I have another worksheet titled "CMB OT - Inactive referrals". I would like to create a macro so that when Yes is selected in Column O in the "CMB OT - Active referrals" sheet, I can press a button which is linked to a macro which moves the entire row of data from the "CMB OT - Active referrals" to the "CMB OT - Inactive referrals" sheet. I would like the row from which the data has been moved from to be deleted and when moved the data is added to the next blank row in the receiving sheet.
I am happy to upload the entire worksheet if required, but am not sure if this is possible on this forum.
Thanks for any suggestions/advice you can offer.
Warm regards,
Bec (form down under!)