How to create a column and rows automatically in Excel everyday?

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Hi,

I'm currently doing a project for import data into a Excel file every day. Thus I need the Excel file create a column and rows automatically and write the data on it. Recently I'm plan to do column and rows automatically using VBA(Excel). Can anyone help me? Because I m really new for using the VBA.

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Thanes

Posted 31-Aug-15 21:39pm

CgKumar

Updated 31-Aug-15 22:43pm

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Richard MacCutchan 1-Sep-15 4:52am

The first thing you have to do is ensure that the Spreadsheet gets opened every day and the macro is run. As to the actual code required, that will depend totally on the data you are trying to add.

CgKumar 1-Sep-15 5:00am

Okey. Have any idea or references that can guide me...please help me...I m struggle over here...thanks...

Richard MacCutchan 1-Sep-15 5:11am

There are a number of websites which specialise in Excel programming; try them.

CgKumar 2-Sep-15 21:28pm

thanks ;)

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Patrice T · Accepted Answer · 2015-09-16T14:12:00

It is not possible to help you the way you asked the question.

Your question depend on so many things:
- Where is everyday data ?
- What is the format ?
- What append when you skip 1 day ? Do you get 2 days of data ?
- How the macro get/read the data ?
- How the macro knows where to write the data in the worksheet ?

Nota: There is not such thing as Create columns or rows in an Excel worksheet.

All theses point can be a problem, so what is your problem?