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i have a workbook contain 3 worksheets for printing cheques
1st. sheet is log
2nd sheet is the payment voucher ( data source is log sheet )
3rd is the cheque sheet ( data source is payment voucher sheet )

1st step
i fill in the log sheet the need data ( amount, beneficiary, date ) this as per the cheque sequance

2nd step
manually i do change the cell reference in the payment voucher for each cell ( amount, beneficiary, date )

then automatically cheque sheet is updated

what I'm trying to do is:
to add a button in the voucher sheet to modify the reference up and down

thanks and regards

Posted 15-Feb-10 20:26pm

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Bassam Abdul-Baki · Answer 1 · 2010-10-22T15:49:00

Use the Macro recorder to simulate the manual process that you use and then modify it to do it programmatically. Once complete, add a button to your form and assign the macro you created to that button. I had done something similar with timesheets a long time ago. VBA macros are your friends.