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VBA / Formula
As I told you on MrExcel, evaluating a formula in VBA will not be quicker
than creating WS formulae. It may be a one-off but it will also not
recalculate.
A re-design seems more appropriate as suggested by someone else.
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HTH
Bob
(there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy)
"ITperson" wrote in message
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Hello
I have a formula I am trying to put into vba format. I have the formula
working fine in the cells themselves, but it takes a long time to
calculate
and recalculate.
Can anyone help me put this formula into the proper syntax?
There is a function called ColumnLetter that returns only the column
letter.
Code:
x = Application.Evaluate("If($H" & cell.Row & "=" &
ColumnLetter(Range(cell.Address)) & """$1"" ,"" -
"",Sum(If(Countif(Offset(Numbers!$B2,Row(Indirect(""2:1091""))=1,0,1,5),$H"
&
cell.Row &
")0,Countif(Offset(Numbers!$B$2,Row(Indirect(""2:1091""))-1,0,1,5)," &
ColumnLetter(Range(cell.Address)) & "$1))))")
Function ColumnLetter(rngCell As Range) As String
ColumnLetter = Replace(rngCell.Address(0, 0), rngCell.Row, "")
End Function
Here is a sample formula taken from a cell: (Entered as an array formula).
=IF($H2=J$1,"-",SUM(IF(COUNTIF(OFFSET(Numbers!$B$2,ROW(INDIRECT( "2:1091"))-1,0,1,5),$H2)0,
COUNTIF(OFFSET(Numbers!$B$2,ROW(INDIRECT("2:1091") )-1,0,1,5),J$1))))
Thank you so much
Terry
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