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MAcro to Delete User Rights and move data to second table...

Asked by keilah in Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software

Tags: Microsoft, Excel, 2003

see attached workbook
Hi Epxerts

OK tricky part. Follow teh Following sequece and you'll see the end result.

1. Goto Worksheet "Daily communications log"

2. click macro button Delete User Rights > delete user Ryan

3. Password for Admin Userform is AAAA

4. Complete steps

ok here is the queston.

Once the user has delete Ryan i want to post the details into the table in worksheet "Administrator" to acess this password again AAAA i.e the table in columns J:O....i.e keep a record of the deleted user when time / date / and by the administrator filling in the necessary columns

and not change the numbers in column A just move the data up in the first table without effecting any other tables in the worksheet "Administrator".....

I hope this makes sense?

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MAcro to Delete User Rights and move data to second table...

Asked by keilah in Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software

Tags: Microsoft, Excel, 2003

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