Executive Summary:
Generally,
business executives do a substantial amount of travelling. However, I’ve
noticed that many of them do not plan their own travel but instead, have their secretaries
do it for them. Although there is nothing wrong with this, secretaries then are
left with the burden of planning a trip or several trips within a short period
of time. In my own life I have also noticed how time consuming trip-planning
can be. For this reason, I have created a macro to help provide a brief
overview of the costs of travelling.
My project focuses on two main
sources of travel, driving and flying. The user can enter his data and know
exactly how much a trip will
cost and how long a trip will
take. As was mentioned in my proposal, the information will return the price of
the flight and pull the cheapest flight. Additionally, the overall cost of driving
will be calculated and compared to the flight price and whichever is less
expensive will be shown in a message box. The project consists of a simple userform
in which users can enter all of their relevant information and then easily
select a button to pull in the information from several web sources. The final product
is a basic table with the pulled data and is simple enough for anyone to understand.
In addition to the table, users can also request an email, by clicking another
button, with the link associated to the flight information gathered from the
web. From this email they can immediately go to the website and purchase plane
tickets to their destination.
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