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    Solved: repeating a vba code in excel

    hi all

    i had a worksheet for entering data and as well as calculation. e.g. if i enter the ID of a student, it will fetch the relating datas of the student including his/her marks in different sujects. then it will calculate his/her grade, % etc. then if i run a code it will save the file in a desired location.
    i had another sheet containing the students IDs.

    can LOOP or any other statements be used in such a way that if i rua a macro, it will call the student IDs from that sheet one by one and save each sheet.

    i dont know wheather i made u understand or not?

    waiting for response

    regards

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    Quote Originally Posted by royanimesh
    i dont know wheather i made u understand or not?
    Er... Nope!

    I have not met you here before, so please understand that to be a friendly tease.

    I think ot would be much easier if you could create some fake students in a copy of your wb and post it; along w/an explanation as what you would like it to do.

    Mark

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    Most certainly. You can loop through a list of Student ID's and call various proceedures to process the data, then save the changes to each Student.

    Please post a sample workbook so that we can see how you currently carry out the process. Remove any private data before posting the workbook.
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    Here I am sending the sample worksheet. It will be self explanatory.

    thx

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    please anyone reply

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    Greetings,

    Quote Originally Posted by royanimesh
    ...can LOOP or any other statements be used in such a way that if i rua a macro, it will call the student IDs from that sheet one by one and save each sheet.

    i dont know wheather i made u understand or not?...
    I am not sure, but it seems to me tha you are wanting to copy the first sheet, with probably just the vals (instead of the formulas), and make a new file for each student. If so, here is a simple example to see if we are on the same page...

    In a Standard Module:
    Option Explicit
        
    Sub exa()
    Dim wbDest          As Workbook
    Dim aryEnrolNums    As Variant
    Dim EnrolNum        As Variant
        
        '// Using the woksheet's codename, plunk all the enrol numbers into an array    //
        With Sheet2
            aryEnrolNums = .Range(.Range("B3"), .Cells(.Rows.Count, "B").End(xlUp)).Value
        End With
        
        '// For each enrol number in our array...                                       //
        For Each EnrolNum In aryEnrolNums
            '// Set a reference to a new one sheet workbook.                            //
            Set wbDest = Workbooks.Add(xlWorksheet)
            '// Update the enrol number in our sheet.                                   //
            Sheet1.Range("D3").Value = EnrolNum
            '// Just a safety...                                                        //
            Sheet1.Calculate
            '// Now copy the sheet to the new workbook (wb)                             //
            Sheet1.Copy After:=wbDest.Worksheets(1)
            '// and delete the blank sheet that the new wb was created with.            //
            Application.DisplayAlerts = False
            wbDest.Worksheets(1).Delete
            Application.DisplayAlerts = True
            
            '// Then with our copied sheet in the new wb, overwrite the formulas with   //
            '// values.                                                                 //
            wbDest.Worksheets(1).Range("A1:K17").Value = _
                wbDest.Worksheets(1).Range("A1:K17").Value
            
            '// SaveAs and close.                                                       //
            wbDest.SaveAs wbDest.Worksheets(1).Range("K3").Value & _
                          wbDest.Worksheets(1).Range("K4").Value & _
                          ".xls"
            wbDest.Close False
        Next
    End Sub
    Hope that helps,

    Mark

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    Smile

    thanks mark.
    you got that right, in stead of formulas, the values will be copied.

    thanks a lot

    regards

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    Quote Originally Posted by royanimesh
    thanks mark.
    you got that right, in stead of formulas, the values will be copied.

    thanks a lot

    regards
    Glad to be of help

    If solved, you can mark as such - it's under Thread Tools atop your first post.

    Thank you,

    Mark

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