Sort/Extract data from separate sheet using option buttons, dropdown filters, and text box
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So I have a database that lists orders from customers with delivery dates. I want to make a summary chart that will show what items will be shipped together on a certain date, what mode of shipping will be used and the corresponding PO number for the order.
This is what I've envisioned so far:
I want to use this to update customers regarding their orders.
I know how to use these features individually but not together and for the purpose I want them to this time around.
How do I input code/formulas to make it work? I feel like IF/VLookup should be used.
If you have other easier ways to view the data (Pivot table isn't really customer friendly), I'd appreciate suggestions.
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So I have a database that lists orders from customers with delivery dates. I want to make a summary chart that will show what items will be shipped together on a certain date, what mode of shipping will be used and the corresponding PO number for the order.
This is what I've envisioned so far:
I want to use this to update customers regarding their orders.
I know how to use these features individually but not together and for the purpose I want them to this time around.
How do I input code/formulas to make it work? I feel like IF/VLookup should be used.
If you have other easier ways to view the data (Pivot table isn't really customer friendly), I'd appreciate suggestions.
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So I have a database that lists orders from customers with delivery dates. I want to make a summary chart that will show what items will be shipped together on a certain date, what mode of shipping will be used and the corresponding PO number for the order.
This is what I've envisioned so far:
I want to use this to update customers regarding their orders.
I know how to use these features individually but not together and for the purpose I want them to this time around.
How do I input code/formulas to make it work? I feel like IF/VLookup should be used.
If you have other easier ways to view the data (Pivot table isn't really customer friendly), I'd appreciate suggestions.
excel vba excel-vba
So I have a database that lists orders from customers with delivery dates. I want to make a summary chart that will show what items will be shipped together on a certain date, what mode of shipping will be used and the corresponding PO number for the order.
This is what I've envisioned so far:
I want to use this to update customers regarding their orders.
I know how to use these features individually but not together and for the purpose I want them to this time around.
How do I input code/formulas to make it work? I feel like IF/VLookup should be used.
If you have other easier ways to view the data (Pivot table isn't really customer friendly), I'd appreciate suggestions.
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