Database - member management association
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Raymond PENTIER Posted messages 58219 Registration date Status Contributor Last intervention -
Raymond PENTIER Posted messages 58219 Registration date Status Contributor Last intervention -
Hello
I am looking to create an Excel workbook to facilitate the management of the members of my association.
Ideally, I would like to enter the data in the form of a form with the possibility of searching for a member by their membership number to modify it only if needed during the renewal of their subscription. And have the option to select from 3 options to copy the data to other worksheets (depending on the checked options).
Basically, something to avoid what we have been forced to do for too long, which is time-consuming for volunteers.
Thank you in advance
Jean Arnaud Elissalde
I am looking to create an Excel workbook to facilitate the management of the members of my association.
Ideally, I would like to enter the data in the form of a form with the possibility of searching for a member by their membership number to modify it only if needed during the renewal of their subscription. And have the option to select from 3 options to copy the data to other worksheets (depending on the checked options).
Basically, something to avoid what we have been forced to do for too long, which is time-consuming for volunteers.
Thank you in advance
Jean Arnaud Elissalde
3 answers
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Hello,
I'm not sure I understood everything, but I'm offering you your binder with a search form and a dynamic update one that are linked together.
https://www.cjoint.com/c/CIEqwnW42o5
Since I couldn't find a way to detect the sheets to modify, I've added checkboxes for each one: if you have a simpler rule, let me know.
Be careful, I've corrected some section names that were not identical across all sheets, and since there needs to be an equivalence because their position is different, the name must be the same.
Happy testing.
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