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rampartd

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10. it wouldn't be much

Reply to Ptah (Reply #9)

Tue Dec 9, 2025, 05:05 PM

Dec 9

actually, i just came back from the new xcel version. they no longer do it that way. but there s a screen to "automate" and it looks like they will walk you through a "script." i'm going to do a little of that late tonight or tomorrow night.

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I have a spreadsheet question. [View all] Ptah Dec 9 OP

Unix junkie here. usonian Dec 9 #1

Export each monthly sheet as a CSV? Ptah Dec 9 #2

"Separate Sheet for each month" usonian Dec 9 #4

You can create a Lookup Table JoseBalow Dec 9 #3

Thanks, JoseBalow. Ptah Dec 9 #5

excel uses macros in visual basic rampartd Dec 9 #6

I don't want to purchase (rent) Excel. Ptah Dec 9 #7

understand fully rampartd Dec 9 #8

What macro would you use in excel to create a sheet or chart? Ptah Dec 9 #9

it wouldn't be much rampartd Dec 9 #10