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Macro for arranging in descending order.

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    Macro for arranging in descending order.

    Hello All,

    I am new to this forum (a little over than a week). Frankly speaking, i haven't seen an MS Excel VBA forum so active with all experienced individuals. I would require your assistance in writing a macro and would appreciate any help on it.

    I have these three enclosed files which i update every week.Each of the three sheets include:

    Row 1: Red highlighted area is for a new transaction and date at which it occurred.
    Row 2: Description of the transaction (will always remain fixed)
    Row 3: Details of the transaction (could go up to a maximum number of 10-15)

    The challenge that i face is of arranging them in descending order (latest date transaction should appear first following the others) in a separate spreadsheet.

    Please help..Thank you...
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    Re: Macro for arranging in descending order.

    Welcome to the forum! How expereinced are you with Excel VBA? I've got an idea for how to do this, but I need to know where you are coming from.
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    Re: Macro for arranging in descending order.

    Hello Taureankv,

    Welcome tot he Forum!

    I have added the following macro to the attached workbook. This will sort all the accounts in the open workbooks and copy the account information tables to the main workbook on "Sheet1".

    The macro assumes the following conditions:
    1) The layout of the actual files to be the same as the original.
    2) All worksheets that contain account information are assumed to be named "Sheet1".
    3) All account information data is separated by 1 blank line.
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