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Question by Neil
Submitted on 11/2/2003
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have a need at the office that could save about several hundred people a lot of time in an upcoming conversion of data from an old project management application to a new one.  

In the old application,  financial data is presented on a web page in 12 cells across (for 12 months) and in several rows.  The new application, also web based, presents a similar row of 12 cells across and several rows down.  I am able to start in the upper left most cell in the old system and highlight the number and use control-c to copy the data and then move to the new application and use control-v to paste the data.  I then have to reposition the cursor to the next cell by using the tab key.  Is there a utility I can "train" to start in the upper left cell by indicating the location of the first cell in the old and new application and one-at-a-time copy/paste each corresponding cell from old to new application.  

I have tried using Excel as the source data but it, too, only works copying one cell at a time.  

Or is this something that could be built in visual basic?  I would like to be able to specify how many cells across and how many rows of data.

Have you ever seen something like that??

Neil Lesser
nless@bellsouth.net



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