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  1. 02-20-2015, 07:16 AM #1
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    Macro to fill in cells from a column sequentially when I click on a button

    Hello.
    I'm having a lot of trouble trying to figure this out.

    This is my layout:

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    As you can see, I have 2 buttons.
    What I would like each button to do is:
    1. Each time I click on YES, it will insert a Y in a cell in a specific range.
    2. If I click on YES again, it will automatically insert a Y in the next cell under the previous one in the same column.
    3. As you can see, if I have to click on NO, it will also continue down the column and insert an N.


    If someone can help me out with this I'd be very thankful!
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  2. 02-20-2015, 07:43 AM #2
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    Re: Macro to fill in cells from a column sequentially when I click on a button

    Would something like this help?

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    Re: Macro to fill in cells from a column sequentially when I click on a button

    Try this;
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    Re: Macro to fill in cells from a column sequentially when I click on a button

    cross post;http://www.mrexcel.com/forum/excel-q...ck-button.html

    READ THIS;http://www.excelguru.ca/content.php?184
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    Re: Macro to fill in cells from a column sequentially when I click on a button

    Quote Originally Posted by Blokeman View Post
    cross post;http://www.mrexcel.com/forum/excel-q...ck-button.html

    READ THIS;http://www.excelguru.ca/content.php?184
    Relax Blokeman. I always thank each and everyone that helps me out. Sometimes all the solutions provided don't work and usually they are totally different, which makes me able to learn a little bit more.
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    Re: Macro to fill in cells from a column sequentially when I click on a button

    Quote Originally Posted by MaryZ View Post
    Relax Blokeman. .......
    Welcome to the forum but.

    No good start here Mary. Pls take some minutes to read forum rules before you post again, because:



    Your post does not comply with Rule 8 of our Forum RULES. Do not crosspost your question on multiple forums without including links here to the other threads on other forums.

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    Expect cross-posted questions without a link to be closed and a message will be posted by the moderator explaining why. We are here to help so help us to help you!

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    Re: Macro to fill in cells from a column sequentially when I click on a button

    Alright fotis, I didn't know it was a rule. I apologize for that.
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    Re: Macro to fill in cells from a column sequentially when I click on a button

    Quote Originally Posted by MaryZ View Post
    Relax Blokeman. I always thank each and everyone that helps me out. Sometimes all the solutions provided don't work and usually they are totally different, which makes me able to learn a little bit more.
    Blokeman did the right thing - point out that same question is asked somewhere else.
    And possibly solution already got there.

    It's OK to ask for second opinion.

    But mostly approaches are same or similliar so it would be fair from your side to give us a link where your questions are asked.
    That's not just rule for this Forum.
    It's a global decent manner.
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    Re: Macro to fill in cells from a column sequentially when I click on a button

    Alright zbor.
    I understand, but I do not agree with it. Is that fine?
    I see no reason why cross posting is wrong (and yes, I read the post blokeman posted).
    It lets the OP get more answers, it lets the people that are helping exercise their minds.
    I'm find with it being a rule and from now on I will respect that, but I certainly do not agree with it at all. I see no negative aspects of doing so whatsoever, quite the contrary.

    Anyways, thanks to the guys that helped me out with the code. I finally got it working!
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    Re: Macro to fill in cells from a column sequentially when I click on a button

    It's wrong only for cross-posts without links because it takes our time for questions that might already been answered.
    You are not only person on the internet, you know.
    Someone else also need some help and we are solving already solved questions just because ... (end the sentence with a positive aspect )
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