I have this autosum macro it does its job very well. Problem is that it returns autosum with absolute cell references ($ signs around cell numbers). This way I cannot copy paste formula around same row but different columns. I would rather have to copy paste code for each column and change declarations.
How to edit this code so that variable cell references are returned in the result.
Code:
Dim cel1 As String, cel2 As String
cel1 = ActiveCell.Offset(-2, 0).End(xlUp).Address
cel2 = ActiveCell.Offset(-1).Address
ActiveCell.Value = "=sum(" & (cel1) & ":" & (cel2) & ")"
Let me preface this by saying I am very new to macros in Excel....I was wondering of there is a way or an existing macro that will automatically calculate the sum of a column at each inserted line break?
I am working with a spreadsheet with 3 basic columns...the first column has a dollar amount, the second a part name, and the third column a quantity. The spreadsheet is quite large, so I am hoping to find a way to have a macro autocalculate the sum of the dollar amount and quantity columns whenever a line break has been inserted in between parts.
I need a macro that will change a number's sign. To go from neg. to pos. or pos to neg. I need this macro to execute this on all selected cells. So, for example, if I select A1:G35 and execute this macro via button or short cut, all those selected cells with numbers will flip signs.
I have a user that is having problems with AutoSum updating after a cell is deleted. He has the following...
100 200 100
400
If he deletes one of the cells, (lets say 200), the autosum number stays at 400. I reinstalled his MS Office and it worked for a few days, but now he is having the same problem.
I have a formula that is in ColF Row4, and it is copied down to ColF Row 13. But trouble is that when I autosum this column I get 6, but the answer should be 8. The data in Rows A-E are extracted from an external data source. I've attached the spreadsheet. =IF((AND(A4=7,D4="")),1,(IF((OR(A4=7,D4>=2)),D4,0)))
I have several groups of data separated by a couple of blank lines. For each group of data I would like to sum the rows in column F. I do not want to use the subtotal feature but rather the autosum feature for each section. It is important that the formula is actually entered so if I add additional rows of data the formula will keep calculating. So at the end of each data the formula is as follows =sum()
where I can input and keep track of my receipts for tax season. So there would be a date column, price, etc and for the price column I'd like to be able to not have to add all the totals manually.
I've looked around for something like this on the Microsoft templates site but haven't found anything so I think I may just have to make this myself but I don't know how to.
I have made up a sheet to show approximate CO2 consumption of fluorescent and LED light fittings, and on my sheet I have used an autosum so that all you do is type in the quantity of light fittings you will have on a job and the sum will show you the yearly CO2 consumption automatically.
However, I was wondering if in the same cell as the auto sum could you choose to have some text displayed in the same cell after your sum?
Something along the lines of:
=SUM(A13*B13) (DISPLAY: Tonnes Of CO2 Used)
Its just so I don't have to have a separate cell adjacent to the autosum with my text displayed.
The Autosum in all my Excel files is greyed out. I am able to use the icon button to perform autosums but am unable to turn off "autosum" from the tool bar. I have turned the EnableAutosum to "true" in the Editor with no luck. What am I missing?
I have a macro that takes a large block of info, sorts it by certain criteria, then adds blank rows, and puts in Autosum for the various blocks of info. Problem occurs when a particular "block" of info is only 1 row. Any dirty little tricks to keep the macro running past this roadblock? The section of code looks like
Range("O1").Select ActiveCell.Offset(2, 0).Select Do While ActiveCell <> "end" If ActiveCell.Offset(-1, 0) = "TOTAL" Then ActiveCell.Offset(-1, 1).Select ActiveCell.Font.Bold = True SendKeys ("%="), False SendKeys ("~"), True ActiveCell.Offset(1, -1).Select Else ActiveCell.Offset(1, 0).Select End If Loop
the autosum is not working on one cell which has a formula. All the other cells with formulas are summing correctly. The forumla i used is: =IF(C21="No","-1","") If i enter "No" in C21 the value -1 is return.
However the autosum does not seem to pick up this -1 and only returns 0.
I have a cashflow spread sheet on which there are three properties that are currently being renovated and are being rented out. I would like to see ongoing costs for each individual property on the main spread sheet. I can filter and sort by the properties and autosum to get the individual costings of properties, but I would like to be able to see the costings of each property on the main spread sheet once I have stopped filtering.
I am looking to create a "Retractable Menu with the + and - signs". If you don't know what I mean, go to excel help and click on the contents tab - that is the menu system I am talking about.
I have created a macro that searches my drives for files, lists them in excel and turns them into hyperlinks. My problem is that a majority of the names use # signs in the file name. What is the best way of going around this problem without changing the file name complete. There is approximately 100,000 different files in different locations that would need to be alters so I think it would be easier to just make the name link work with the # sign.
I need a macro or something else that could delete the dollar signs from all the formulas on my worksheet. in row 4, columns V-FR, each cell shows a value that is calculated by an underlying formula. the formula for each cell is different. is there a way to scan all the formulas and delete the $ signs??
I have a list of numbers in Column A that I always copy into another sheet. The problem I have is that some of these numbers end in "+" and I can't use them when it has that. I have to go through and one by one take out the plus. I was wondering if it was possible to copy only the numerical values to a new column?
Example
Original What Im Looking For
4 4 56 56 8+ 8 5 5 90 90 2 2 4+ 4 45 45 1 1 67 67
Auto Merged Post Until 24 Hrs Passes;Actually I just figured it out. I did a text to columns with a + sign as the separator and it worked.
I've got a column with numbers. some of the numbers have the following signs/symbols proceeding the value in the same cell: ',ft,#,ea,each. I want to have these removed by a formula so that the numerical values are alone.
Will it be possible to Count continuous occurrence of each signs 1-X-2 and arrange them in corresponding column From Q To AE as shown below in example table: 1
Draw result is shown in cells A2:N11 and result of Count continuous occurrence of each signs 1-X-2 is shown in cells Q2:AE11
For example we take a look row 7 where first sign-2 has occurred 3 times, as
Column Q is for to place result of sign1 And column R is for sign-X So far count of sign-2, which is 3 times, must be paced in cell S7, And then count of sign-1, which is 1 time, must be placed in cell T7, And then count of sign-2, which is 5 times, must be placed in cell V7, And finally count of sign-X, which is, also 5 times, must be placed in cell X7,
Will it be possible to Count continuous occurrence of each signs 1-X-2 and arrange them in corresponding column From Q To AE as shown below in example table: 1
Draw result is shown in cells A2:N11 and result of Count continuous occurrence of each signs 1-X-2 is shown in cells Q2:AE11
For example we take a look row 7 where first sign-2 has occurred 3 times, as
Column Q is for to place result of sign1 And column R is for sign-X So far count of sign-2, which is 3 times, must be paced in cell S7, And then count of sign-1, which is 1 time, must be placed in cell T7, And then count of sign-2, which is 5 times, must be placed in cell V7, And finally count of sign-X, which is, also 5 times, must be placed in cell X7,
I need a macro that renames all cells in column H starting with the letter "B" by replacing B with "Temp" and thereafter cuts the last two digits of the code. B224501 would thus be Temp2245.
I'm creating an Excel sheet with statistics for a yearly salary review.
In the document that the managers will fill in there is a column for the employees performance (+, = or -).
I want to use this to compare how much salary raise employees has gotten depending on their performance rating. This is all fin with the + and - just using the regular countifs formula, but when it comes to the = Excel refuses to count them?
I have two columns with values of either 1 or -1. I'm trying to find a formula that I can write in one cell that counts the # of times column A and column B have opposite signs.
i have some how messed up my sheet. I am generating a random number on sheet calculations that is then moved to sheet coach. From here i am moving the header from that clumn and putting the header on the sheet catcher in the box that corresponds with the number in the column from sheet on. What is happening know is i am getting #### in a lot of the columns.
i want to divide eg. >53/>12 but i get #value! error. i have huge columns full of is so i dont wanna so 53/12 kinda thing 1000 times. whats the formula i need to use?
QUESTION: How do I check to see if a cell contains either "" or "/" and if it does then replace it with "-"? THE REASON: I have a form which needs to be saved in a particular directory with the name "Form 1 - client name - matter name". To do this I have put =("G:UsersCComplianceFile OpeningForm 1 - "&B7&" - "&D42) in Cell A1 and then in VBA added the following macro to a button which saves the file
This works ok BUT, if the user puts "/" or "" in either B7 or D42, it won't save and throws up an error because you can't use those signs when saving a file.
So I am working with a model that calculates IRR, NPV, etc. I need to create a formula for conditional formatting that calls out if the IRR calculation is invalid due to non-normal cash flows. These are cash flows where signs change more than once (eg -100,200,-300).
