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I am looking to create a macro, which will capture data from Excel, and format it for a report. Basically, I want the following Cells from my Project Prioritization sheet, findings tab and copy Cells: A:18 to A:256 S:18 to S:256 and U:!8 to U:256.
The word output would be a table that looks something like this: No.1: <Finding> - Moderate priority The text (font, size), cell fill would be copied. I would like the subsequent line under this to adopt the style format of Level 1. Is this Possible? |
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It is not possible to create such a macro without access to the workbook for reference.
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I could see how that would help:
See attached word document with output desired, and sample excel sheet where data is being accessed. |
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