Copy Data from one worksheet to another worksheet
Attached is a workbook that needs the SUN to SAT data from the ActiveDays Worksheet copied to the appropriate cells within the ID worksheet.
In the ActiveDays worksheet, there is one row of SUN to SAT data, for each major category, ID_Parent, within the ID worksheet. In the ID worksheet, there is the ID_Parent column (Col A), with several other minor categories, or children (Col B), of the ID_Parent.
What is needed is a way, probably VBA, to copy the SUN to SAT data into each column, from the ActiveDays worksheet into the same fields of the ID worksheet, based on the Col A (ID_Parent) criteria. Rows 2 and 3 of the ID worksheet provide an example.
Therefore, if a cell in column A, within the ID worksheet is ABCD, then the code would look for ABCD in the Activedays worksheet, and copy the values from columns B to H into columns D to J of the ID worksheet.
Combine-Tables.xlsx
In the ActiveDays worksheet, there is one row of SUN to SAT data, for each major category, ID_Parent, within the ID worksheet. In the ID worksheet, there is the ID_Parent column (Col A), with several other minor categories, or children (Col B), of the ID_Parent.
What is needed is a way, probably VBA, to copy the SUN to SAT data into each column, from the ActiveDays worksheet into the same fields of the ID worksheet, based on the Col A (ID_Parent) criteria. Rows 2 and 3 of the ID worksheet provide an example.
Therefore, if a cell in column A, within the ID worksheet is ABCD, then the code would look for ABCD in the Activedays worksheet, and copy the values from columns B to H into columns D to J of the ID worksheet.
Combine-Tables.xlsx
ASKER
Flyster,
Yes it seems to work, but takes a very long time to update the calculations. I had to put it to Manual. Is there another method that is not so processor intensive? But, I do like the formula aspect.
Cook09
Yes it seems to work, but takes a very long time to update the calculations. I had to put it to Manual. Is there another method that is not so processor intensive? But, I do like the formula aspect.
Cook09
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Exactly what I needed. Thanks
=SUMPRODUCT((ActiveDays!B:
See attached.
Flyster
Combine-Tables.xlsx