Generating a Form with ExcelThis is a discussion on Generating a Form with Excel within the Spreadsheets forums in Other Technologies category; Hello, I would like to ask if anyone knows of a simple way to generate a form given a rows of data in Excel? Currently we are printing job specs out from a header row and the job row in Excel. We must resort to print landscape on an A4 page and all the data is on one line. What would be an easy way to retrieve this and format it into a basic form like: (Given Job,Desc,Qty 1234,Blue Widgets,2000) Job: 1234 Desc: Blue Widgets Qty: 2000 Any help is much appreciated, Alexi... | ||||||||
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 Generating a Form with Excel Hello, I would like to ask if anyone knows of a simple way to generate a form given a rows of data in Excel? Currently we are printing job specs out from a header row and the job row in Excel. We must resort to print landscape on an A4 page and all the data is on one line. What would be an easy way to retrieve this and format it into a basic form like: (Given Job,Desc,Qty 1234,Blue Widgets,2000) Job: 1234 Desc: Blue Widgets Qty: 2000 Any help is much appreciated, Alexi  |
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