Hello,
I am struggling with a new spread sheet for tracking our jobs per year.
I have created a workbook with the sheets- JOBS,CALENDAR,JAN,FEB,MAR,APRIL ETC
In the CALENDAR sheet it has the following Info that i want it to import straight into outlook calendar.
start date- description- Location- Body : Are the 4 rows of info I would like to import directly into calendar as meetings
I would also like it to not import repeats as we enter new jobs in a daily basis. The Description should never change.
I have tried copying vba code of various threads and modifing it but but nothing I do seems to work. i think I have seen every error there is.
I am familiar with code but cannot write my own confidently,
I have spent hours trying to upskill myself to get this to work but I cannot.
Also how do I get this formula to show nothing when it has a zero value?? is it possible
=("Install"&"-"&JOBS!B4&"- "&JOBS!C4&"- "&JOBS!D4&"- "&JOBS!F4&"- "&JOBS!G4&"- "&JOBS!H4&"- "&JOBS!I4&+" - "&JOBS!N4)
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I am struggling with a new spread sheet for tracking our jobs per year.
I have created a workbook with the sheets- JOBS,CALENDAR,JAN,FEB,MAR,APRIL ETC
In the CALENDAR sheet it has the following Info that i want it to import straight into outlook calendar.
start date- description- Location- Body : Are the 4 rows of info I would like to import directly into calendar as meetings
I would also like it to not import repeats as we enter new jobs in a daily basis. The Description should never change.
I have tried copying vba code of various threads and modifing it but but nothing I do seems to work. i think I have seen every error there is.
I am familiar with code but cannot write my own confidently,
I have spent hours trying to upskill myself to get this to work but I cannot.
Also how do I get this formula to show nothing when it has a zero value?? is it possible
=("Install"&"-"&JOBS!B4&"- "&JOBS!C4&"- "&JOBS!D4&"- "&JOBS!F4&"- "&JOBS!G4&"- "&JOBS!H4&"- "&JOBS!I4&+" - "&JOBS!N4)
Any help would be greatly appreciated.