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Old 10-20-2018, 03:23 AM
RustyNail RustyNail is offline Setting up a lending system Windows 10 Setting up a lending system Office 2016
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Hi all,



I'm looking at setting up a small lending system in order to keep a live log of who is taking out access cards, and how long they are holding them for.

As I'm only really looking at one table, I understand that Excel is the better software for this, however I'm quite keen to have the information displayed so that outstanding borrowers are featured predominantly. Imagine that record #19 hasn't returned theirs, but the most recent record is #102 and therefore #19 has disappeared from view.

I'm more than happy to do the leg work myself, but I'm just looking for a few pointers to know where to begin. What kind of formulas I should be using etc etc.

Cheers,
RN.
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Old 10-20-2018, 06:48 AM
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One method would use the built-in FILTER on the DATA tab.

You could automate the process by creating a macro that would filter only those rows
where the "return date" is empty. You would activate / deactivate the macro with a
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