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Jim May Jim May is offline
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Default Looping through Cells

I'd take a look at (and consider) Data, Filter, AutoFilter
It's pretty versatile. Once assigned, just click (on the Down Arrow) of
Column header Employee.
Plus I often Insert 3 blank rows at the top of the screen, with my
datacolumnsdescriptions
in say Row 4, data starting in row5 ... 1000; but back to row, say in C2
enter:
=subtotal(9,C5:C1000)... Lastly, I go to cell A5 and do (at the menu)
Windows Freeze Panes.
HTH
Jim May




"Gary Paris" wrote in message
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I have an expense sheet. The data includes: Item Description, Date,

Amount,
Employee

I would like to calculate totals for each employee separately.

This is how the data looks:

Widget 1, 12/23/04, 43.45, Joe
Widget 2, 12,24/04, 21.55, Edward
Widget 3, 12/01/04, 15.55, Joe

How can I do this automatically (each time I make a change).

Sometimes there could be 10 entries, 50 entries, 20 entries, etc... I

would
like a way to figure out the totals when the sheet is open or becomes
active. It seems using the SUMIF command, I would have to plug in the
ranges.

I would like to loop through the records and when there is no entry in the
"employee" field, I'm done.