Help printing from Excel

D

decaff

Hi

I have payroll data - 1 row per month on worksheet 1. At the moment I copy
and paste individual cells into sheet 2 (laid out to look like a payslip) and
then print it. This means I either need loads of worksheets or can't save
the data from the previous month. Is there a function that will print the
row I ask in a predefined format, including standard data (ie name, payroll
number etc)? So if someone tells me in September they have lost their July
payslip I can reprint it using the July info, including the totals in row 14
that have changed by my adding August pay info.

Thanks for any suggestions!
 
D

decaff

Thank you for the reply Don. I've looked at Data>filter>autofilter but can't
get that to do what I need. Maybe there is another side to autofilter that I
don't know about. All I can get it to do is find a particular row - for
example April - it doesn't help me to print it in a different layout. Any
other ideas?
 
D

Don Guillett

Can't tell too much without seeing the project. Send me a workbook if
desired.
 
D

Don Guillett

These two formulas probably do what you want to match the month & running
total.
=INDEX(Data!$A$2:$L$13,MATCH($L$5,Data!$G$2:$G$13,0),8)
=SUM(Data!H$2:OFFSET(Data!H$1,MATCH($L$5,Data!$G$2:$G$13,0),0))
 

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