Does what I'm trying to do require programming?
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Date: 02/17/05
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Date: Thu, 17 Feb 2005 14:47:02 -0800
Will try to explain best I can. Trying to setup a spread*** to handle
reporting of member contributions for a church secretary. On one ***, I
list all members with account # in column A, name in column B, address, etc.
On another ***, every week secretary will list every contribution made that
week, with account number in column A, Date in column B, amount contributed
in column C. A list will have to be printed out every quarter for tax
purposes of all contributions by every contributing member. Currently, I
have a third *** set up as a form where I can enter the account number and
a date range to print each members quarterly contributions from the second
***. The question: Is there any way that I can tell it to print this
third *** for every account listed in the first ***? And not have to
individually enter each account #. Will this require programming or some
type of macro? If so, not sure I will be able to handle that.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Jeff
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