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9.6

Excel workbook - when opening the doc I want to prompt the user to make a choice

Asked by johndarby in Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software, Microsoft Office Suite

Tags: excel, xls, formatting, macro

I have an Excel workbook which includes alot of labor calculations which are expressed as days. Half the Project Management team wants values expressed as hours, the other half want labor time expressed as days (8 hours = 1 day). When a user first opens the doc, I want them to be prompted to choose labor time expressed as 1) days or 2) hours. I am attaching the XLS doc so you can see the labor fields (marked in red).

The macro itself will simply be a find/replace action against the whole workbook.

Thank you!
JohnD
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Sub auto_open()
    MsgBox "Do you want to track labor by hours or days?"
End Sub
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The XLS workbook
 
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