PFA and try to run macro named SAVE on module1

On 29-08-2013 18:57, Vishwanath wrote:
Dear Experts.
Need your help.  the solution can be by using the macros.
I have a workbook containing sheet called Indent and master sheet.
Indent sheet is form. The contents of the indent sheet to be updated to master sheet in a particular fashion by capturing information of the indent sheet in a particular manner given in sample sheet attached to this posting - solution required in master sheet.

1. Indent sheet is the sheet where data are updated on regular basis and needs to be updated in Master sheet> 2. There should be button in Indent sheet to click to update. On clicking the button, It should update the rows that are there from row number 18 to the row till The row with Total amount to the master sheet 3. On each change the users update the master by clicking the click to update button. The data should be updated below the present data in master sheet 4. The user can insert rows in between row number 18 and Total amount row while updating the master. It should take the range dynamically.

rgds
Vishwa
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Attachment: Copy of form update rows.xlsm
Description: application/vnd.ms-excel.sheet.macroenabled.12

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