Move Excel Data Based On Date Column

Question

I am trying to move data from a 5 column spread sheet in excel to other sub spread sheets based on one of the date columns in the first spread sheet. The sub-spreadsheets will be created if they do not exist, otherwise they will be populated with data from the master spreadsheet. The spread sheets names will be a date that is the start of the week(being monday). my columns are: Work Order, Description, Location, Asset, Date.

Example:

Work Order - Description - Location - Asset - Date

123 ---------- test&inspect - NC-231 - KK32 - 8/21/14

In this example my master spreadsheet with a date row of 8/21/14 will create a subspread sheet with a name of 8/18/14 since this row falls in the week of 8/18/14 and insert the other columns with it. How can this be done inside of an excel workbook?

Can you add the code you've written so far to your question and let us know where you're having problems? — Ross McConeghy
– Ross McConeghy, Commented Aug 22, 2014 at 19:57

Tyger Guzman · Accepted Answer · 2014-08-23 07:45:14Z

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Dim firstDate As Date, secondDate As Date
Dim I as Date 

firstDate = Inputbox("What start date?") ' request your input for what date Monday is 
secondDate = DateAdd("d", 6, firstDate)

For Each Cell in Range("E2"),Range("E2").End(xldown)
   ActiveCell = Cell
     If cell => firstdate  and  =< secondate  then  ' test if falls under days of week     
            ActiveCell.Row.Copy    
            On error resume next      
            Worksheets.Add.Name = Firstdate
            Sheets(" & Firstdate &").Select 
            Range("A1").End(lxDown).Offset(1,0).pastespecial
 Next Cell  
End Sub

Not tested but should be a start .

answered Aug 23, 2014 at 7:45

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