Simple Custom Macro Requested
Hello Experts,
Wondering if you could aid me with a simple Macro. I've attached a file to work from.
Background
Under each Blue Header there are 3 Historical Values for "Sorties". Further, there are 3 "Planning" values that correspond to each historical value.
Requirements:
Thanks in advance guys! (and gals)
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Wondering if you could aid me with a simple Macro. I've attached a file to work from.
Background
Under each Blue Header there are 3 Historical Values for "Sorties". Further, there are 3 "Planning" values that correspond to each historical value.
Requirements:
1.
I would like a macro that when executed would allow the end-user to increase, the "Day" Historical Value (cell B7) by a user-chosen %. This then will populate the Day Planning (cell C7) with the value + the % increased.2.
I would like the macro to apply to each blue heading/section3.
I would like if the macro were as dynamic as possible; for example, if a blue heading were to be deleted/added I'd like if the macro didn't have to be re-coded (optional, let me know if this is not possible); moreover, I am contemplating deleting the "Year" row (row 9) so it would be nice if it didn't mess up the macro.4.
Don't know if this matters, but in the sensitive version of this workbook the blue headings values as well as the historical values are calculated using INDIRECT VLOOKUPs and SUMIFs based on other worksheetsThanks in advance guys! (and gals)
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What it did is not calculating from the Planning (Column C). The calculation is always starting with Historical (Column B),
If you want it to start all the calculations from the Planning Rate, I can reconfigure it for you.
The reason I'm using the Historical is because of your Point 1.
If you want it to start all the calculations from the Planning Rate, I can reconfigure it for you.
The reason I'm using the Historical is because of your Point 1.
ASKER
Ah, gotcha; that makes sense, no let's keep it on the historicals. Anyway to add a reset values function on the day planning?
The way to have it reset is basically punch in 0 in the pop up input box.
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Ya, I did figure that out. Can you code a "reset values" button into the user-prompt that places a 0 in there and just executes?
It's much more than just adding a button on the the user prompt.
It's currently using a internal template. In order to add a button to it, will have to draw up the user prompt form as a UserForm and it's much more work.
It's currently using a internal template. In order to add a button to it, will have to draw up the user prompt form as a UserForm and it's much more work.
ASKER
Understood, this will work! I'll just add some instructions to enter 0 to reset, thank you for your help!
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To this end, could you input a reset values function into the macro?