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Fill a spreadsheet automatically after one cell is input

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Justin - 15 Jan 2007 17:55 GMT
Okay, I know how a normal autofill works.  However, how do I do it in
this case?
Spreadsheet has formulae.  User makes a selection and VLookup instantly
populates the rest of the table with information.  So how do I
instantly populate said spreadsheet where it autofills the row once it
is selected.  An IsBlank() formula works in theory, but then I have to
autofill the first 500 rows or so.  I want something that just
dynamically moves to fill the row as the user gets to it.
Is it possible?
Martin Fishlock - 16 Jan 2007 03:00 GMT
For what you are stating I think that you are looking at some way or adding
the extra data once the user has added some information.

I can only suggest VBA macros.

1. Use a userform in VBA and once the user has entered the data process it.
2. Use a worksheet event to pick up a change and process accordingly.

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Martin Fishlock, Bangkok, Thailand
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> Okay, I know how a normal autofill works.  However, how do I do it in
> this case?
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> dynamically moves to fill the row as the user gets to it.
> Is it possible?

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