Printing Single Worksheet Multiple Times with Different Data

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What I am trying to do is use a single worksheet pulling data from a
different worksheet to print multiple copies of the original worksheet.
Similar to a mail Merge, but basically to copy a daily number and date from
the second sheet and use it as a variable on the first worksheet.

If this sounds complicated, I apoligize, but considered as a mail merge
would be the closest I could think of!

If I need to, I suppose I could copy the Original Worksheet 30 times, and
put a cell reference into each, just seems like a lot of work---Kinda lazy ya
know!


Thanksl!
 
It is doable through VBA but from where will you pull the data from sheet2 and
where will it be placed on each copy of sheet1 printed out?


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
 
Several cell references....

Specifically (just a few I can adjust as needed),

B10:B40 TO SHEET2 C4
C10:C40 TO SHEET2 E9


If you can get me this far, I think I can figure out the rest....been about
10 years since I did ANY programming....
 
Sorry, I don't understand.

You said you would pull data from a "different worksheet" and place it on the
single sheet, changing the data with each copy printed.

What is the name of the "different worksheet" and do you want B10 & C10 from it
placed into sheet1 first copy printed then B11 & C11 placed into second copy
printed and B12 & C12 into third etc.?

What is the name of the sheet to print 30 times?

BTW...........B10:B40 is 31 cells, not 30

I will not be able to get back to you today but hang in and watch for one of the
"real" VBA experts to jump in with code.


Gord
 
The name of the worksheet is "Month" (pulled from) and the name of the other
is
"planner" (pulled to) and printed sheet is "planner"


And it will go
Month B10, to Planner C4
Month C10, to Planner E9
Month D10, to Planner C9
Month E10, to Planner H9
Month (f10+g10+h10), to Planner F10
Month I10, to Planner G10

and finally going from the 10 row, to the 40 row.
each changing on each print.

A lot to ask, but If I had the starting point, I could probably make it work.
And once again,

THANKS A LOT! :)


(and yes I know, I can't count!!!!!)
 
I said it was doable but looking at your requirements I'm not so sure<g>

The part I left out was that my VBA skills are not up to something this complex.

I'm more of a Tools>Options person.

Try posting over in the programming group where you could get a better chance of
help.


Gord
 
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