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idk how to do it with a slicer but if you just add a pivot table filter, the filter will live in a cell, and you can just pop in a macro whatevercell.value="blah blah blah" and it will do the filter without much problem. If it's a presentation layer issue I know you can also hide the row with...

don't forget to test that sap script in quality ;)

I'm not following. If you're trying to join data between "source file" and "city master", I guess I would probably create two recordsets and use a temp table or maybe recordset.fields.append to bluff a join.

This sounds a lot like a database task instead of a excel macro task.

Kenneth: Output will be 2 different cells. The output is going to get fed into our ERP environment. Naray: the code can do the sort if need be. But ‘as it is found’ it will be unsorted.

Hi, I'm struggling mightily to wrap my head around this one. I've got ideas, but every time I sit down to do it I end up going down a rabbit hole. I've got a bunch of numbers like: 1 2 3 9 14 15 16 19 I want to parse them as a FROM and a TO like: From To 1 3 9 9 14...

power query and power bi are both free. Power Query is strictly query plus some pretty functional transformation functions. Power BI contains the same functionality as powerquery but also adds nifty dashboardish type display.

This will be vastly easier if you do this with a VBA form.

I'm curious about this one; I'm not sure how I'd do it so it will run a mac.

you might need to tighten this one up. I think it depends on how you structure the overall solution.

So---I've got a coding problem. I've got a solution. I'm looking for a second opinion if this is the right way to handle it, or if there's a better way: The set up: -It's access. The code lives in a class. -The overall process is: 1) Feed the class a bunch of parameters 2) A...

Maybe a guru level sql guy could do something with this. My approach might start with sql to fetch the right data but for adding logic to the output you might be best off with a recordset. You could pretty reliably get the data, loop through it and account for various conditions, and construct...

https://sourceforge.net/projects/renameit/ Useful exactly once in a blue moon.

This is like 3 clicks in power query.......

Any word? Did you try repairing the MSO install? Though that sounds like the ol' IT "reboot" strategy, I've seen it work for quirky stuff like this.

smug much?

is it that your statuses say "sheduled" instead of "scheduled"?

Sub EmailNote() Dim sDistroList As String Set OutApp = CreateObject("Outlook.Application") Set OutMail = OutApp.CreateItem(0) sDistroList = whoever@whereever.com With OutMail .SentOnBehalfOfName = "" .To = sDistroList .bcc = "" .cc = "" .Subject = "Project...

You're absolutely high if you consider 2016 'relegation' from 2007 :) 32 bit, 64 bit office install? and if 32 bit, what version of windows?

this won't win points for style Sub movestuff() For Each ws In ThisWorkbook.Worksheets Select Case ws.Name Case "Projects", "Small Works", "Tech & Crate", "Tech Only" Call dowork(ws.Name) End Select Next ws Call movespecificvals End Sub Sub dowork(sWSName As String) Dim...

Use "#" to work with dates. Also, use "/" in between elements of a date instead of the "-". So like: sSQLSting = "SELECT * From [Sheet1$] WHERE endDate >= #01/05/2017# and endDate < #28/05/2017#" Lemme answer your next question too: you'll get input using a variable like dim userLowerDate...

Ah. I use an email for that. Just at the end of a long routine I throw on a quick email that says "your stuff is done". It also works for any constituent users you may have who insist being notified of it too.

ahhh trying to drive your users insane.

If there's no need to get cute: 1) put your data in a dynamic named range 2) create 2 pivot tables with the desired sort on and set filter to top X 3) Using getpivotdata() set up grids on your output sheet 4) simple....super simple....vba to refresh the pivot tables based on the named...

If it's a one off thing, I highly recommend doing this with powerquery.