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Quote, Invoice, or Workorder

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pwtechmn - 16 Oct 2005 18:01 GMT
I am creating an accounting spreadsheet.  I have and product sheet that i can
add and subtract products or adjust my mark up. On my main menu sheet I
select what type of job i am doing via a button and it takes me to a new
sheet where i fill in all my products and labor that will be need for that
job using drop down lists and pulling the info from my product/inventory
sheet.  At the bottom of the job sheet i have 5 buttons.  button 1 is clear
all fields, 2 is cancel and exit back to main menu, but the other three are
create quote, workorder, and invoice.  When i fill in the info i would like
to use a create button to send that info into a quote, workorder, or invoice
sheet.  Any help would be great,
Thanks
Kassie - 18 Oct 2005 23:02 GMT
Hi pwtechmn

The easiest would be to first design your 3 documents, obviously.  Then
click on Macro | Record New Macro, and take the info from your sheet to a
specific form, eg the invoice.  You can then either repeat this excercise for
the other 2 forms, or just adapt the recorded code, obviously in a new macro
every time.  Now assign these macros to your 3 buttons, and it should work
fine.  With a little experimenting, you will be able to number your forms
consecutively, have them printed out and saved, or even emailed, as you wish.
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j.kasselman@atlantic.net.remove_2nd_at.  Randburg, Gauteng, South Africa

> I am creating an accounting spreadsheet.  I have and product sheet that i can
> add and subtract products or adjust my mark up. On my main menu sheet I
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> sheet.  Any help would be great,
> Thanks
 
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