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Add total row below dynamic list
I have two worksheets in my file (Excel 2000) that
automatically refresh (from a Microsoft Query) when a particular cell (input criteria) is changed. I would like to add a total row at the bottom of both sheets that sums the data in columns F thru U. The number of rows is variable based on which criteria is selected for the query results. Ideally, I would like a blank row and then the total row at the bottom. I would also like this to be automatically triggered by the changing of my criteria cell if that is possible with a macro. Thanks in advance for any advice. Laura |
Add total row below dynamic list
Hi Laura,
Try the code below. You will need to change the worksheet name "Sheet1" to the name of your worksheet. (The code assumes that there are Titles in Row 1, and the Columns are hard coded F thru U - so if that changes you will need to adjust those.) There may be more efficient ways to do this, but I believe it will produce the results you want. Hope this helps. Regards, James S Sub NewTotals() ' This assumes that Row 1 contains Titles and ' should not be included in the SUM formula. Dim wks As Worksheet Dim rng As Range Dim rngColumns As Range Dim rngLast As Range Dim i As Integer Set wks = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("Sheet1") Set rngColumns = wks.Range("F2:U2") For Each rng In rngColumns Set rngLast = _ Cells(Rows.Count, rng.Column).End(xlUp) ' Offset by one row due to Titles in Row 1. If rngLast.Offset(1, 0).Address < rng.Address Then rngLast.Offset(2, 0).Formula = _ "=SUM(" & rng.Address & ":" & rngLast.Address & ")" rngLast.Offset(2, 0).Calculate End If Next rng End Sub -----Original Message----- I have two worksheets in my file (Excel 2000) that automatically refresh (from a Microsoft Query) when a particular cell (input criteria) is changed. I would like to add a total row at the bottom of both sheets that sums the data in columns F thru U. The number of rows is variable based on which criteria is selected for the query results. Ideally, I would like a blank row and then the total row at the bottom. I would also like this to be automatically triggered by the changing of my criteria cell if that is possible with a macro. Thanks in advance for any advice. Laura |
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