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Copy by Vendor to Correct Form

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Name: PurchaseGuy
Date: May 7, 2009 at 09:51:00 Pacific
OS: Windows XP
Subcategory: Microsoft Office
Comment:

I get Bill of Materials for jobs and have to order the parts listed.

Problem: There are various vendors, the parts are usually listed in no particular vendor order, and the data is stored in a different order on the BOM than I need for my PO's.

My Proposed Solution: I want to make a macro that will look through a range of rows on the active workbook (my BOM), find all the data for each vendor, then copy & paste the gathered information in the right order into the correct PO Form (I have a form for each vendor).

Note: If the BOM is longer than normal or the row count copied is greater than the available space (in the PO Form) I need the macro to add rows (with proper formatting) to the PO Form.

BOM Format Info:
Portrait Layout
Purchase Info starts at row 4,
Purchase Info ends at row 59 (normally)
Column A: Blank
Column B: Taxable (Y/N)
Column C: Discount Applies (Y/N)
Column D: Vendor
Column E: Part #
Column F: Part Desc.
Column G: Qty
Column H: Unit Price

PO Form Info:
Portrait layout
Data Rows: 24-43
Column A: Blank
Column B: Qty
Column C: Part #
Column D-G: (Merged) Desc.
Column H: Unit Price
Column I: Total Unit Price

I have an idea for an alternative solution, but am open to anything that will resolve this.



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