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I have about 1500 sets of data in a single column that I need to sum,
individually. Example Product A $500 Product A $200 Product A $150 Product B $200 Product B $100 I can write a macro that searches for the empty cell (below $150 for Product A and below $100 for product B), and I could then use the sum function; but in one case I'm summing 3 terms, in the second case, I'm summing 2. I don't know how to "tell the macro" (I'm assuming it's a relative reference macro), how to determine the number of terms to sum. Thanks, as always.... |
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