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Zakynthos
I'm using a series of sendkeys macros to write to an Oracle database.
However, when I send data to a number of days in a sequence, I realise that
the macros run in reverse order of the screen display and this results in Day
1's data always going in to the wrong column,(the start value is input to the
cell where it should end!) despite the fact that Day 1 runs correctly when
run alone.
To solve the problem of exporting data to the first day in the sequence I
think I've got to reverse the macro's tab order for the day.
Given that is a lot of code to turn 'upside down', is there a quick way of
achieving this?
However, when I send data to a number of days in a sequence, I realise that
the macros run in reverse order of the screen display and this results in Day
1's data always going in to the wrong column,(the start value is input to the
cell where it should end!) despite the fact that Day 1 runs correctly when
run alone.
To solve the problem of exporting data to the first day in the sequence I
think I've got to reverse the macro's tab order for the day.
Given that is a lot of code to turn 'upside down', is there a quick way of
achieving this?