I am trying to create a macro which will use the subtotal function to do a count on all the the new loans in column A. The could below is what I have tried but I am getting a run-time error 13 "Type Mismatch" error at the line highlighted in red in the code. How to write the Subtotal function in the macro.
I have a 3 layered table: all of the data, the subtotals, and then the grand totals (the subtotals added up). I did the subtotal funcation for all of the subtotals and for the grandtotal. The grand totals grabs all of the subtotals accept for one row. All of the 4 totals miss the one subtotal row. I looked at the formula and it is correct and the same as the rest of the subtotals in the table. This row is in the middle of the table and I did check it is included in the reference in the forumla. I do not know how to fix this, or if it is an error?
I have got a multisheets database where both rows and columns may be hidden according to a given criteria. Only blanks rows and columns should be hidden.
Now I need a formula to check if there is no "valuable" data hidden.
Checking test might be: SUBTOTAL(9,reference) = SUBTOTAL(109,reference)
I have a spreadsheet that deals with payments and has subtotals in it. Every subtotal formula begins like this: =SUBTOTALS(9,H212:H225). My question is: What does the "9" and the "comma" mean?
I would to use the subtotal command and have it exclude rows from another column in addition to obeying an autofilter:
A B C 1 Area Rep Name Amount 2 Quota John 100 3 NW John 200 4 NW John 300
I want to use the subtotal(9) on the amount column, but I don't want it to include rows where the value Quota is in the area column. The idea is that the amount for a given autofilter condition (rep = john) should only show his forecast amounts but not his quota number for his area. DSUM includes hidden row as does sum
I have tried
subtotal(9,sum(C2:C4*(A2:A4<>"Quota")))
but that does not work
=SUM(C2:C4*(A2:A4<>"Quota"))
works but does not let me filter the data to only show values for john versus all reps
I've got a little application in excel using macros.
It worked perfectly with Excel 2000, but with Excel 2003 shows an error for every formula I've used in the macro -right, left, mid, date...
Sub buscar_libros_datos()
On Error Resume Next
Dim libro As Variant Dim ruta As Variant Dim libroruta As Variant Dim tabcol As Variant Dim tabfil As Variant Dim posguion As Variant Dim posparen1 As Variant Dim posparen2 As Variant Dim categoria As Variant Dim categant As Variant Dim tipo_info As Variant Dim fecha_carga As Variant Dim i As Variant
I'm trying to calculate the mode for a large data set, but there is no 'mode function' in subtotal. I need to find the mode for each change in day - without having to retype the function.
(I've actually gotten what I needed through some very convoluted formulas, but I thought there MUST be an easier way!!)
I have three columns of data: foldername1TEST0001TEST0006 foldername1TEST0007TEST0008 foldername1TEST0009TEST0018 foldername1TEST0019TEST0021 foldername1TEST0022TEST0022 foldername1TEST0023TEST0028 another folderTEST0029TEST0031 another folderTEST0032TEST0039 another folderTEST0040TEST0056 yetanotherTEST0057TEST0058 yetanotherTEST0059TEST0101 yetanotherTEST0102TEST0104 yetanotherTEST0105TEST0106 yetanotherTEST0107TEST0154 yetanotherTEST0155TEST0190 foldername1TEST0191TEST0197 foldername1TEST0198TEST0267 foldername1TEST0268TEST0275
I am trying to get a "range" for each folder using the first instance in columnB and the last instance in columnC. For example, what I need to end up with is:
foldername1TEST0001TEST0028 another folderTEST0029TEST0056 yetanotherTEST0057TEST0190 foldername1TEST0191TEST0275
Again, I was able to finally accomplish this, but it took some way outside the box steps. Tried it in Access with simple query for Min and Max, but the caveat is that there are identical folder names for different ranges (see "foldername1) that need to be captured and I was getting results like "foldername1 TEST0001 TEST0275", which is incorrect.
I'm looking for a formula that acts the same way as the subtotal formula (revises if rows are hidden and only adds visible rows). Is there anyway to get this removal of hidden rows but for subtraction?
Is it possible to use the worksheet function Vlookup on subtotal values? If so what is the formula? The problem that I am trying to solve is as follows. I have a sheet (1) listing part numbers that are not moving at a particular depot. On another sheet (2) there are details of sales relating to the non-moving part numbers at 6 other depots, I have added subtotals. Currently I am switching between worksheets to see if I can transfer stock. I would like to id on sheet 1 the total number of sales at other depots, then I can see what part numbers may be transferrable without a great deal of manual intervention.
I'm trying to use MATCH to identify the Column number that contains "DL_Error", then I'll use this Column # to select a cell (found Column # & "34"), but I get the error shown in the title of this post.
Here's my current Sub Macro15() ' Macro recorded 6/18/2009 by me Range(Match("DL_ERROR", "A31:CW31", 0) & "34").Select End Sub
This formula extrapolates information perfectly for me if I do not filter columns in the separate sheet with all of the information.
I know that SUBTOTAL functions can be used in a way to exclude hidden cells. Can I combine the SUBTOTAL function into my SUMIF function above to produce results that exclude filtered cells?
way to do this but i have a sheet that is into 5 - 6 thous rows, in one of the columns (names) i sort it by names and then order it by subtotal for certain values.
What i need to know, is there anyway i can take just the subtotal values out and put onto another spreadsheet without copying and pasting it all as there are lots of subtotals and this would help alot as the other info is not nec. just the subtotal'd info. either that or is there anyway i can highlight the subtotal'd row info in yellow/bold text anything like that that would make it stand out without having to do it manually?
I’m trying to get my sheet so that at each change in month it creates a sum of the value but I want to sum to show up in the subtotal value column.....
I have a spreadsheet that has columns for "Invoice Number," "Order Number," "Invoice Date" (DD/MM/YYYY), & "Amount." It is formatted using a macro.
I need macro code that will group all invoices by month and subtotal each month, then put a grand total at the bottom. Also a blank row needs to seperate each month.
I am trying to run create a simple macro that copies and paste special values - something I have done 100's of times but for some reason I keep getting an error message - even though I recorded the macro and didnt write it by hand - see below:
Sub Macro6() Cells.Select selection.Copy selection.PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteValues, Operation:=xlNone, SkipBlanks _ :=False, Transpose:=False End Sub
For which I get 'Compile Error - Expected Function or Variable'
I've got a semi-recorded macro to format a report I run, and towards the end it deals with sorting, subtotalling, formatting text etc. The main function of the macro is to split a large report into several smaller reports defined by whichever manager name appears in the relevant column. The smaller reports need subtotalling by 2 different columns so I have the following macro code :
For some reason this only subtotals by the second column and not the first. I tried swapping them over so GroupBy1 then GroupBy2 but it's still the same. Anyone got any ideas why this might be? I appreciate it's not the smoothest code I could use but I don't know enough about code to do any better.
how to code a macro that totals columns d through z on several worksheets that have various numbers of rows. Each sheet has the same number of columns but different numbers of rows.
I want to know VB code for excel subtotal function. Actually what I want to achieve is as follows. I have data for particular financail year with almost 15 columns. One column contains date. I want to take subtotal for each month ( say for Jan, Feb and so on ) for each column.
I am fairly new to excel and I am having trouble trying to get a sub total function to work for me. I need the subtotal to for a list of about 20 columns in one line with a varying amount of rows. So the subtotal must stop when there is a blank at the top. I can get the macro to find the totals A on the spreadsheet and then offset to beneath the columns of numbers but the sub total formulas takes in every number. Here is the example:
I've reached a point in this macro where I'm stuck with NO clue how to achieve this, or even whether it can be done. In the Before sheet below, I need to bold the cells in H & I if the word "Total" is in G. I could probably manage that part, but here's the weird part: I need to add a formula to H & I of each row with "Total" in G to sum the numbers above it, from the previous total down to the current total. But there's no telling how long each range might be on a given report; from 1 row up to 8 rows.
THEN, in the second row below the end of columns H & I, I need to put a formula totalling all of the preceding Totals
I wonder if there might be a way to tell it to put a formula in H by each cell that has "Total" in G, with the formula summing or subtotalling everything from the cell in H that has data in F to the cell just above the "Total".
I want a UDF; = OK (f1,f2) each argument being an alternative function. If f1 returns an error message then use f2. Should be easy but I cannot get it to work.
I have some code that, although works fine in Excel 2003, does not in Excel 1997. I receive this error when I try running it:
COMPILE ERROR: NAMED ARGUMENT NOT FOUND
Sub HPVAL() Dim r As Range, myStr As String myStr = "HP" Set r = Cells. Find(What:=myStr, After:=ActiveCell, LookIn:=xlFormulas, LookAt _ :=xlPart, SearchOrder:=xlByRows, SearchDirection:=xlNext, MatchCase:= _ False, SearchFormat:=False) If Not r Is Nothing Then r = r.Value While Not r Is Nothing Set r = Cells.FindNext(r) If Not r Is Nothing Then r = r.Value End If Wend End If End Sub
It looks like Excel is getting hung up on the "SearchFormat:=" portion of the code.
