Re: $$Excel-Macros$$ Re: Code or Formula Required

2010-03-31 Thread paulwillekens
Sorry, Putta, but I need to correct my last mail: In order to be get the "next row" in "Output", first go to that sheet... ... Dim lDone ... 'first find the new row in "Output" Sheets("Output").Select nRow = 1 lDone = False While lDone = False If Len(Cells(nRow, 1).Value) < 1 Then lDone = T

Re: $$Excel-Macros$$ Re: Code or Formula Required

2010-03-31 Thread paulwillekens
Hi Putta A couple of lines added to determine the next row to fill... Greetings Paul Willekens '=== Sub Normalize() Dim cAddress Dim cBusiness Dim cCity Dim cCompany Dim cContact Dim cState Dim lDone Dim nRow 'first find th

Re: $$Excel-Macros$$ Re: Code or Formula Required

2010-03-30 Thread Puttaswamy
Hi Paul, Thanks its almost all what I need, but only one additional thing required that is when ever I run a macro the out put alwasy with next row. I mean 1st time in output sheet row 1 2 time in output sheet row2 like this it should go with next row rather then in the same row. Can this be done

$$Excel-Macros$$ Re: Code or Formula Required

2010-03-28 Thread paulwillekens
Hi Puttu, Here it comes... Remark how I "unmerge" "merged fields" before grabbing the content... and then I "remerge" it... Let me know if this helped you out... Greetings Paul Willekens '=== Sub Normalize() Dim cAddress Dim c