Save data by date

[vargur1]

Hi guys

Im newbie here and this is my first post.

At the moment i work answering the phone for a house loaning fund. I would love to keep track of how many calls i answer each day. So i created a simple counter using a spin button (if i press up + 1 and if i press down -1) Pretty simple. But what i would like to do is at the end of each day is to be able to save it by date (the number of calls) maybe to another sheet within the workbook without having to manually do so.

Hope someone understands this

Thx in advance,
Vignir

[rvasquez]

Hello there,

Insert an Active X command button onto your worksheet.
Right click on the command button and select the View Code option.

In between the Sub CommandButton1_click() and End Sub copy and paste the below code:

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Anything that appears in green is a comment that is meant to help you understand. Please read through the code as it tells you where you need to change ranges to help to code fit your workbook.

Exit out of Visual Basic and then click the CommandButton.

Let me know if this helps!

Thanks!

[vargur1]

Thanks for the quick reply. I will try this tonight, looks pretty straight forward. Will let u know how goes

Thanks!

[vargur1]

Hi

Im not 100% on how to do this. I attached a dummy version of this, could u help me? That way i can see what you did and learn from it

Thanks!

[rvasquez]

Attached is your worksheet, updated to include the code and command button.

Thanks!

[vargur1]

This is exactly what i had in mind, BRILLIANT

Thanks for your help, if i could i would hug you!

Thanks!

[Cutter]

@ vargur1

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[rvasquez]

No problem, on here you can just tap the star to add to my reputation it's the equivalent of hugging

[vargur1]

@ Cutter

I will make sure next time to mark it solved.

@ rvasquez

I gave u a star