I need to calculate a subtotal like value on the last row of a filtered region.
e.g.
description year sum
name1 3 yrs ago 200
name1 2 yrs ago 230
name1 last year 250
name1 forecast 220
name1 forecast value 1400
name2 3 yrs ago 200
name2 2 yrs ago 230
name2 last year 250
name2 forecast 220
name2 forecast value 1400
How to put a value on the last row of filtered column. let's say that above list is very little in comparison with the real list. so, let's say that i look up for name36, witch begins on row (36*5) -> 5 is the values of the year column; after autofilter with "name1" the very left column with row index become blue and show rows from 1 to 5, than, next row is the last non-empty row.
I want to compare cells and use a range of values to calculate totals (i.e. count if cell A1=boy and cell A2 equals either "fat" or "skinny")? Also, I tried using wildcard character "*" in the SUMPRODUCT formula, which didn't work (i.e. if cell A1="boy*" would return at TRUE if the cell contained "boy", "boys", "boy and girl", etc.). Is there a way to include wild card characters in a SUMPRODUCT formula like the ones described above?
I have a spread sheet that is used to review calls placed by a call center.
Column A has the extensions of the phones, and Column E has the type of call (Outgoing or Incoming). Each line is a new phone call.
We have about 8 extensions, but the worksheet could have a couple thousand calls. So, Column A could have extension 1401 from rows 1-100 as extension 1401 made 100 calls. I'm looking for a formula or macro that will summarize how many outgoing and incoming calls extension 1401 had. Thoughts?
My initial thought was something like this:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A5000=H2),(E2:E5000))
In this formula, I would type in the extension of H2 and it would scan Column A and add up the values in Column E. The only problem is, that Column H doesn't contain a numerical value. It only has "Incoming" and "Outgoing" (minus the quotes), so this doesn't work.
I have a list of stores and the costs for various items.
Each store has (usually) more than one row.
Each store's items are totaled at the end of each line. Simple
What I do not know how to do is total all rows for each store, automatically. Like I said, I don't know how to explain it, so searching for it does not work out well for me.
Please see the attached sheet : How to Calculate Store Total.xlsx
I have a large spreadsheet, almost 9000 rows. I need to calculate the totals in column AB. There is a blank row seperating each group I need to total. Is there a faster and easier way for this to be done without adding the formula manually to each row? Here is a small example - I need to total the data under Total_USG
I have to calculate the totals for every individual for the past three months. I have to do this for 200 people, is there a formula i could use to do this? Eg. if a person made 50 sales in Jan, 40 sales in Feb and 100 sales in March i need a formula that calculates the grand total, which will be 190.
I am trying to calculate a total of a supplier between 2 dates. The total must fall in between the entered dates but the dates can be any given date and not limited to the dates in the supplied list. See attached scaled down example?
I have a range object called tbl which consists of a number of rows and columns of numbers.
I have another range object called e that is the total row just beneath tbl. I want to sum up the total of each column within tbl and put the result in the appropriate cell within e.
I can do it using a for/next loop as shown below but there could be 10,000 rows and a hundred columns in my range which woulod probably take forever. I know there must be another simple way to do it but despite racking my brains and trying various things I can't get it. I'll be very grateful for any assistance.
My current solution is as follows. (e is selected).
'Calculate totals and display them
For g = 1 To tbl.Columns.Count ' the number of columns h = 0 ' Holds the column total For f = 1 To tbl.Rows.Count - 1 ' The number of rows h = h + tbl.Rows([f]).Cells(g).Value 'add the cell value Next e.Cells(g).Value = h ' Display the column total Next
I have a time sheet that I can figure the daily OT and DT on, but how to calc the the Bi-Weekly totals.
I can only have 80 hours per week, the rest needs to be carried to the OT field, but I can only have 40 of OT per week and the rest needs to be carried to the DT.
Per the attached, I am looking to add restrictions to my formula based on YEARS OF SERVICE per the age restrictions each person falls into, those with 0-4 YOS who are under 20 years old etc.
I am trying to sum the results of a filter via VBA but cannot seem to get it right. I have the code to count the number of "active" rows, now to get an average I have been trying to use similar code to get the sum so I can divide the sum by the number of rows not filtered out. I get the error "Unable to get the Sum property of the WorkSheet function class" This is the code I have butchered:
Set R = ActiveSheet. Range("d1"). CurrentRegion Set R = R.Offset(1, 0).Resize(R.Rows.Count - 1, R.Columns.Count) For i = 1 To R.Rows.Count If Not R.Rows(i).EntireRow.Hidden Then intCountCancelled = WorksheetFunction.Sum("Cancelled") ' cancelled is a named range. This is the line its failing on End If Next i
it's a search loop which runs the following when the file is opened. I would put it in the workbook_open sub but instead I want to have the sheet update before a main userform appears.
What I need it to do is:
Read each cell in column K from row 6 onwards to the last active row.
If a value is found then store the value (let's say as variable x) and from that cell, add up each value starting in the cell that is two columns to the left (column I) and one row down, onwards going down until a cell = "" is reached in that column (contains nothing). The total values added in column I could be stored as variable y.
Once cell = "" is reached, have x - y to make z and then the total (z)should display in the cell to the very left of the very original cell that contained the value x.
Finally, if x = the value in the cell to the immediate left from where x is (so same row but in column J), have that whole row from column A to L turn green, else have it turn orange:
I have a spreadsheet with 13 sheets. Sheets 1-12 are Jan - DEC and I would like to make the 13th sheet a totals sheet Year to date.
The totals sheet will update when I populate/update the fields in sheets 1 -12.
The sheets have names in column A.
The sheets have labeled columns in Row 1.
What I am trying to accomplish is something like "if BOB in A:A on sheets 1 - 12, sum (or average) column B on the same row as BOB for sheets 1-12 and add to sheet 13.
I know this doesn't work, but this is my thinking =SUM(JAN:!H2:H200, FEB!H2:H200, etc.) if A2:A200 is "EAXACT MATCH" to sheet 13 A:A
I want to be able to sort/filter/hide on different sheets at different times without affecting the totals sheet. do I need to use subtotal?
I would like to paste values from a list into a different list - different tab - that is already filtered. When I try to do so, the values will paste into the hidden cells - being filtered -.
Find attached an easy example of my problem. The list I am talking about is around 1,000 lines.
Pasting Example.xlsx
To explain my example, I filter sheet 1 so only item I need are showing - B, D and F in this case - and I would like to paste the value of Alarm 3 from the Sheet 2 to the corresponding line in sheet 1. But it does not really work - line F is not filled - and when I un-filter values are filled into Item C and D.
I have a large worksheet, with approx 15 columns of data, which is a straight data dump from a very old sales reporting system - so the whole thing is a mess.
As such, I auto filter the report, and select certain criteria from various columns, which leaves me with just the data I wish to see on screen.
What I then need to do is copy across any visible values (after this filtering) from Column C (missing out row 1, which is headings), into the same row in Column E.
At the moment, this is a manual process, because if you highlight the entire selection of codes in column C, then paste in Column E, due to the filtering, the paste puts the values in all the wrong places.
Is there a way around this - or a macro which will copy the values to the same row but in Column E?
Based on filtered data I want to produce a result for the Average trade gain.
Lets say I have 100 rows of data, and based on filtered settings the rows reduce to 5 rows of results.
Of those results I want to find an average of all the positive values (trading profits) and ignore the negative ones.
$2000 $1500 -$700 $4000 -$1000
The answer should be (2000+1500+4000)/3
The need for filtering makes this problematic. I am inclined to use SUBTOTAL as it applies to filters rows only, but I can't see how to use an IF statement within it.
In addition to this I would also love to know how to subtotal all positive values without averaging.
After I filter for values in Columns(C), I want to count values in Columns(D). When I filter data, I noticed I can manually select the filtered cell range (i.e. Columns(D)) and at the bottom in the Status Bar it will give the correct count. If I cursor over that status bar count it will display "Number of selected cells that contain data." However, I cannot seem to figure out how to get vba to select just the filtered cells selected in that range and count them only and correctly... it instead counts all the values to the last cell in the filtered range.
For example 1) let's say I have a Range("D1:D120') and there are 20 cells containing data in that range.
2) I filter Columns(C) resulting in 10 rows and the rows are 2, 3, 20, 22, 27, 30, 37, 41, 56, 60. Of those 10 rows, there are only 2 cells containing data (let's say cell D20 and cell D37).
3) Now in reality, cells in Range("D2:D60") actually contain 10 cells with values, but since we filtered on columns(C) values... Columns(D) only shows 2 values.
...... here is my problem: 4) If I manually select the filtered range, the status bar "Count" value will correctly sum as "2." But if I code VBA or even "Record a macro code" (obviously incorreclty on my part), it will return a value of 10 for the range of D2:D60 and not on the visible filtered value which is "2."
I am looking for a formula that will satisfy the following:
1) find all the values in column "A" that match 2) In column "G", sum up all the values in "F" that go with the matching values in column "A" 3) For example, in rows 14-16, the values in column "A" match. Cell G16 sums up F14:F16
I need to count the number of unique names from a column of filtered text. On the attached example D5 is where I need the value, the current array I have does not work when the filter is applied by changing the product in drop box. I need to have a count of the unique account names from column A.
I want to create a Macro to convert the formula results from a filtered data range to values. I thought to use a simple code to do the copy - paste to value
Sub QuickSaveValue() Dim r As Range, c As Range Set r = Selection For Each c In r.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeFormulas) c.Copy c.PasteSpecial xlPasteValues Next c Application.CutCopyMode = False End Sub
But is not good because the range is much to large and i need just a filtered part to be changed and i tried like this:
In the sample worksheet, I need VB code to copy the formulas in column D, to paste them as values in the same cells (without removing autofilter by clicking on menu Data>Filter>Autofilter, then edit>copy>paste special>values).
I have a data table with all my data in it. I want to be able to filter the data, and have a column automatically calculate a running (or aggregate) sum of the filtered (visible) information in a particular column of the table.
If you glance at the attached sample spreadsheet (in 2nd post!), you will quickly see what I mean. I am searching for a formula for column L that will caculate a running sum for column K. In column T, you can see the results that I'm looking to reproduce in column L. Each cell in column T simply adds the K column value for that row to the previous value in column T (the cell above). However -- to my knowledge, and as in this case -- the formula for column T can only be copied down the column AFTER the table has been filtered.
=SUBTOTAL(2,A2:A100) can be used in combination with any other formula so that when the data is filtered using autofilter it will only count values greater than zero.
I have attached a worksheet with the example.
In the attached workbook subtotal formulas are used in Row1 for sum and row 2 for count. When the data is filtered using code "DUP" in column D, the subtotal in cell C2 is "4", whereas in the specified range there is a positive value in only 1 cell that is $1050 in cell C99.
Is there some combination that can be used with SUBTOTAL formula so that it will only count values greater than zero when data is filtered.
