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Matt
Hi folks!!!
I'm kinda stuck and need a little guidance. I have created a spreadsheet
for tracking hotel bookings, Revenue from the bookings and commission paid.
What I would like to is to be able to have the spreadsheet automatically add
new rows as I run out space. Currently I have around 100 rows dedicated to
this, but it will only take a couple of days to fill those row before I need
more. It looks something like this.
The headers begin in A4 and go as follows:- (Columns I-N all have a width
of zero so they appear hidden)
A - Reservation Number
B - Source of booking (dropdown box - Choices = Web, Worldspan, Pegasus,
Galileo, Amadeus, Sabre)
C - Arrival date
D - Number of nights
E - Number of people
F - Total booking value
G - Average room rate (contains formula - Total booking value divided by
number of nights - F5 divided by D5)
H - Meals included (dropdown box)
I - Room revenue (contains formula - =IF($H8="Breakfast",$E8*6," ")
J - Breakfast Revenue (contains formula - =IF($H5="Breakfast",$E5*6," ")
K - Dinner Revenue (contains formula - =IF($H5="Dinner",$E5*17.95," ")
L - Dinner, bed and breakfast revenue (contains formula -
=IF($H5="DBB",$E5*23.95," ")
M - Room only (contains formula - =IF($H5="Room only",$E5*0," ")
N - Total food revenue (contains formula - =SUM(J5:M5)*D5
O - Net room revenue (Contains formula - =IF(F5=0,"",I5/1.175)
P - Net food Revenue (contains formula - =SUM(N5/1.175)
Q - Enhance revenue
R - Total net revenue (Contains formula - =SUM(O5:Q5)
S - Comission paid (contains formula -
=IF(B5="Web",G5/100*6*D5,IF(B5="Amadeus",3.25+D5*G5/100*5,IF(B5="Sabre",3.25+D5*G5/100*5,IF(B5="Worldspan",3.25+D5*G5/100*5,IF(B5="Galileo",3.25+D5*G5/100*5,IF(B5="Pegasus",3.25+D5*G5/100*5))))))
All cells with formulas are locked and the sheet protected.
I appreciate that there are probably easier way to achieve the results that
I have, but I just want to point out that I am self taught with Excel which
is why I have probably gone about it all the long way.
I have done a search and found a couple of topics where people have a
similar situation to me, but they all seem to require the use of VB. The
problem is that I have never even looked at VB before and am easily confused
by it. Is there a simpler way to achieve what I want? If not, does anyone
know where I can find a complete idiots guide to using VB?
Many thanks in advance
Matt
I'm kinda stuck and need a little guidance. I have created a spreadsheet
for tracking hotel bookings, Revenue from the bookings and commission paid.
What I would like to is to be able to have the spreadsheet automatically add
new rows as I run out space. Currently I have around 100 rows dedicated to
this, but it will only take a couple of days to fill those row before I need
more. It looks something like this.
The headers begin in A4 and go as follows:- (Columns I-N all have a width
of zero so they appear hidden)
A - Reservation Number
B - Source of booking (dropdown box - Choices = Web, Worldspan, Pegasus,
Galileo, Amadeus, Sabre)
C - Arrival date
D - Number of nights
E - Number of people
F - Total booking value
G - Average room rate (contains formula - Total booking value divided by
number of nights - F5 divided by D5)
H - Meals included (dropdown box)
I - Room revenue (contains formula - =IF($H8="Breakfast",$E8*6," ")
J - Breakfast Revenue (contains formula - =IF($H5="Breakfast",$E5*6," ")
K - Dinner Revenue (contains formula - =IF($H5="Dinner",$E5*17.95," ")
L - Dinner, bed and breakfast revenue (contains formula -
=IF($H5="DBB",$E5*23.95," ")
M - Room only (contains formula - =IF($H5="Room only",$E5*0," ")
N - Total food revenue (contains formula - =SUM(J5:M5)*D5
O - Net room revenue (Contains formula - =IF(F5=0,"",I5/1.175)
P - Net food Revenue (contains formula - =SUM(N5/1.175)
Q - Enhance revenue
R - Total net revenue (Contains formula - =SUM(O5:Q5)
S - Comission paid (contains formula -
=IF(B5="Web",G5/100*6*D5,IF(B5="Amadeus",3.25+D5*G5/100*5,IF(B5="Sabre",3.25+D5*G5/100*5,IF(B5="Worldspan",3.25+D5*G5/100*5,IF(B5="Galileo",3.25+D5*G5/100*5,IF(B5="Pegasus",3.25+D5*G5/100*5))))))
All cells with formulas are locked and the sheet protected.
I appreciate that there are probably easier way to achieve the results that
I have, but I just want to point out that I am self taught with Excel which
is why I have probably gone about it all the long way.
I have done a search and found a couple of topics where people have a
similar situation to me, but they all seem to require the use of VB. The
problem is that I have never even looked at VB before and am easily confused
by it. Is there a simpler way to achieve what I want? If not, does anyone
know where I can find a complete idiots guide to using VB?
Many thanks in advance
Matt