Plant Care Package
Hello again my friend. I want to thank you for all the help you have provided us so far and I want to make sure I don't overstep my boundaries and ask too many questions without giving back. We appreciate your skills and I proposed the idea to my boss to donate towards this forum, but we will see if that is in the budget. Do you happen to know a standard amount that people donate towards this forum and does the money go towards you (did you create this forum)? That being said, I have two more requests and then that should be it for us. They are below:
1) Is it possible to link JPEG images from a folder on your computer to a spreadsheet with plant names that match the plant images name? I have been inserting manually, but wanted to save time and program the spreadsheet so that it auto populates. For example, we have a plant called Acer circinatum (Vine Maple) and we would like to insert an image titled Acer circinatum (Vine Maple). Is that possible?
2) (See attachment for diagram and layout) We have a plant list that just has the plant information in a simplified list. The simplified list is linked to a sheet in our plant book which is then linked to another sheet which organizes the information and is where we insert a photo of the plant. The attached diagram has both an example from both our simplified list and our plant book with arrows denoting the direction of linking, hopefully that clears things up. We would like to click a box under the Plant Care Package column in our simplified list and have information from the Plant Book auto populate a separate spreadsheet that automatically organizes the information so that there are no overlapping images and text. So were looking for a formula along the lines of =if checkbox is checked in the Simplified List then send information in the Plant Book to A1 in the Plant Care Package spreadsheet, but if that cell is already filled, go 17 spaces down to the next spot.
Whew! That would be incredible if you could figure that one out!
Thank you, thank you,
Thank you, thank you
Thank you, thank you!
Sincerely,
Brian Bentler