Can someone VBA nerd from Excel Help Forum crate a VBA code to do the following:
Introduce a new column N captioned WP and the end and extract the first four characters from column I (Issued to Package) and enter the extracted text (or number?) in the new column N.
I have just done that using the formula =mid(celladress,1,4)
You now have 17 different WPs; 7000, 6330, 6500, etc.
I now want create multiple worksheets based on the WPs in column N; to have 17 additional worksheets added to the workbook.
I want the new worksheets named by WP nos. 7000, 6330........ and placed in order.
Then delete the newly created column if possible from the master sheet
I want to have the exact formatting/custom sort order as the master worksheet.
The number of columns in the master are same but the number of rows vary every day.
The attached sheet has 301 rows including the title, but the next report will have different number of row, may increase or decrease.
Sample worksheet attached.
Help much appreciated. Thanks in advance. I am now doing this manually which tkes too long. And if the rows increase to 10,000.......?
Introduce a new column N captioned WP and the end and extract the first four characters from column I (Issued to Package) and enter the extracted text (or number?) in the new column N.
I have just done that using the formula =mid(celladress,1,4)
You now have 17 different WPs; 7000, 6330, 6500, etc.
I now want create multiple worksheets based on the WPs in column N; to have 17 additional worksheets added to the workbook.
I want the new worksheets named by WP nos. 7000, 6330........ and placed in order.
Then delete the newly created column if possible from the master sheet
I want to have the exact formatting/custom sort order as the master worksheet.
The number of columns in the master are same but the number of rows vary every day.
The attached sheet has 301 rows including the title, but the next report will have different number of row, may increase or decrease.
Sample worksheet attached.
Help much appreciated. Thanks in advance. I am now doing this manually which tkes too long. And if the rows increase to 10,000.......?