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After two days of Excel/VBA self-inflicted torment, I'm certain theres
a professional in the universe who can construct the VBA code necessary to make this practical. The Scenario: Column A has various numbers that identify a specific group. Multiple instances of the same number is common in column A. Code Objective: A range loop (based on Column A) needs to count the number of instances of a specific group and divide that number by 4. The result is to be the number of cells selected in Column G, preferably the first Column G cells within that group. After the column G cells are selected, the SUM of selected values are to be divided by the number of instances of the group. Utilizing the Offset property (or perhaps something different), this value is to be published to column H for every instance of that group. For example: Let's say we have 40 instances of the group 495(column A). We divide that by 4 and have 10 as a result. Therefore, we select the first 10 cells in column G within group 495. In addition let's say that the SUM of the selected values is 1000. As a result, for every instance of group 495, column H will be equal to 1000. Any advice, code snippets, complete solutions, or ideas are most welcome. Cordially, Miles |
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