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doug
Question
My boss wants Excel to automate the data coming out of MS Access. They
have a listing of claims per month; each with a labor code and an Area
code; labor code 123456789 could be a (area code)External Trim item;
labor code 234567889 could be a Chassis (area code) item; etc.
What they want is an Excel routine that, when it downloads from the
Access database, sorts all of the claims by area code; Chassis,
External Trim, etc'; inserts three blank lines between each grouping of
all the claims within a given area code, subtotals all the claims
within a given area code, then, puts the gross totals of the top 10
area codes on another spreadsheet, to allow the boss to type a few
lines of text on what they are doing to fix it.
They insist it be done in Excel; I said Crystal Reports or Access could
probably do it easier, but I dont know neither Crystal Reports, nor
Access
Ideas?
Replies to the newsgroup please; I no longer use this email address...
My boss wants Excel to automate the data coming out of MS Access. They
have a listing of claims per month; each with a labor code and an Area
code; labor code 123456789 could be a (area code)External Trim item;
labor code 234567889 could be a Chassis (area code) item; etc.
What they want is an Excel routine that, when it downloads from the
Access database, sorts all of the claims by area code; Chassis,
External Trim, etc'; inserts three blank lines between each grouping of
all the claims within a given area code, subtotals all the claims
within a given area code, then, puts the gross totals of the top 10
area codes on another spreadsheet, to allow the boss to type a few
lines of text on what they are doing to fix it.
They insist it be done in Excel; I said Crystal Reports or Access could
probably do it easier, but I dont know neither Crystal Reports, nor
Access
Ideas?
Replies to the newsgroup please; I no longer use this email address...