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Reply: Sequential Number - JJ from Australia wrote on July 12, 2003 4:34 AM EST
Alan Posted on: 31-12-1969
Hi JJ,
Yes - you can do this, but how you do it depends on how many people are creating the documents, and where they are stored after creation.
Your options include:
1) Using VBA to pick up the last (or next) number to be used, inserting it in your document, and then incrementing the counter.
The counter could be in a file on your HDD or network, or even in your registry.
2) You could add a sheet each time for a new document (all in one file), and use a formula to refer to the last document, or even use the MAX function and add one.
3) You could create a new file and pick up the number by linking to the previous file in the same folder (probably).
Lots of options - you need to decide how it would work from a business perspective first, then apply the appropriate technical solution to fit the business process.
Alan.
Creating Charts (150) with Macro
Rose Posted on: 31-12-1969
I created my macro to extract csv data dump in excel worksheet. TAkes the first two columns copy paste to sheet 1. TAkes those to columns creates chart. How can I go back and play with my macro chart so that it can increase the size of the chart and decrease fonts for better viewing.


quote letter etc. What I need it to do is generate a sequential number
somewhere, eg: say 1000. When I open that template again - I want that
number to be 1001. It doesnt really matter if I dont end up saving that one,
and close it so the next person to open that template will be 1002. As long
as no number is repeated.