the numbers are not in a single row or column so how do i do that?!! please help. in vba that is
the numbers are not in a single row or column so how do i do that?!! please help. in vba that is
Not sure of your particular situation, but supposing you have values in A1:A5 and B12:G12 and Z22 that you'd like to sum. And supposing you have a variable, sumOfRanges, that you'd like to assign the sum to. The code could look something like this:[vba]sumOfRanges = WorksheetFunction.Sum("A1:A5", "B12:G12", "Z22")[/vba]
You need to give more detail or post an example.
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Post a workbook with sample data and layout if you want a quicker solution.
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Don't bother.
Hmmm... you know something we should be aware of fumei?
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Hi Ted
A howdy and hope all is great with you and yours!
I'm not sure whether "Don't look a gift horse in the mouth." is a saying down there, but by golly, the offer of extended and extra effort was muzzle-punched here.
http://vbaexpress.com/forum/showthread.php?t=28373
A great day to your and yours,
Mark
Mark, maybe the OP was having an off day with the other question. How about we give another chance to communicate? Maybe this time it'll be better for all of us.
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Ted, they should still know about the other thread. I was getting ready to post a link to it but noticed that Mark had already done as much.
Steve
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