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Brian
Hello
I have a workbook where the first worksheet contains building information
(i.e. square footage). Every worksheet after that is specific to an
improvement that can be made to a building such as Air Handlers would be one
worksheet and under that we list all the Air Handler work that has been done
on all the projects. I use a cross-refererence to get information such as
cost/sf and air handlers per square foot for each project. The last sheet
I'm going to use as a random total, where a user can enter several criteria
options and display the results in a cell.
Now to the question. Let's say Joe does work on Air Handlers for Building
A, B, and C. How do I write a macro that looks up Joe (on
Worksheets("Total").Range("A1")), then look up in the Air Handlers worksheet
which buildings Joe has done Air Handler work on, then use that information
to add all the square footage from the Building Information worksheet. Then
place it in Worksheets("Total").Range("B1").
Hope that makes sense
I have a workbook where the first worksheet contains building information
(i.e. square footage). Every worksheet after that is specific to an
improvement that can be made to a building such as Air Handlers would be one
worksheet and under that we list all the Air Handler work that has been done
on all the projects. I use a cross-refererence to get information such as
cost/sf and air handlers per square foot for each project. The last sheet
I'm going to use as a random total, where a user can enter several criteria
options and display the results in a cell.
Now to the question. Let's say Joe does work on Air Handlers for Building
A, B, and C. How do I write a macro that looks up Joe (on
Worksheets("Total").Range("A1")), then look up in the Air Handlers worksheet
which buildings Joe has done Air Handler work on, then use that information
to add all the square footage from the Building Information worksheet. Then
place it in Worksheets("Total").Range("B1").
Hope that makes sense