Excel - Rostering form: Adding New Lines to a table about a totals calculation.

Asked By omen666blue on 02-Jul-12 06:38 AM
Hi all!
I popped on here a few weeks ago asking for a way to have a button(macro
linked) prompt for a value from the user and then populate a new sheet
using a Template.

i was completely baffled by How to do this even though i got a good few
responses (as i am very new to using macros in excel).

so iv gone back to the drawing board and and decided to add an easier
way to solve the problem. Now this is were you guys come in :)

i basically want a button that you can press and once pressed it will
find the Last line in the roster (but above the totals calculations) and
then add a new lines (or lines if its possible to prompt user to input
how many lines they want). I also need it to add the next corresponding
number in Columns A and AE.

below is a picture of my Main rostering form. each cell containing DIA
is a drop down that pulls from a main list of Job numbers and ON/OFF/HRS
then display the details for that job number and all the calculations
are then done in the bottom of the sheet and sent to a calculations form
for working out average shift times ect ect ect.

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i wont be able to change were the totals are calculated as this is how
every one of the company's rosters are submitted for review so they have
to be set out in this way (annoying i know!!)

so any help would be Very much appreciated! please note im not very
Macro Minded so please explain to me like your talking to a caveman :)




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omen666blue


omen666blue replied to omen666blue on 09-Jul-12 05:00 AM
omen666blue;1603318 Wrote:


Any ideas guys?
Cheers




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omen666blue
Cimjet replied to omen666blue on 12-Jul-12 07:14 PM
Hi
First, you should not post on someone else post, your lucky to get a reply, start a new post, anyway here is a link to a sample file, try it out.
http://wikisend.com/download/101450/AddXRows.xls
omen666blue replied to omen666blue on 27-Jul-12 08:37 PM
Anybody figured out a way of doing this? im still racking my brain! im
sure there is an easy way!

regards
chris




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omen666blue
Cimjet replied to omen666blue on 28-Jul-12 09:23 PM
I just downloaded the link from Wikisend. it is garbage, do not know what append, sorry
See this link :
http://cjoint.com/?BGDdsUWalpu
Hope this is working!!!
Cimjet