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I answered your previous post that you entitled 'Sub-totals with Dynamic
Times" -- HTH Bob Phillips ... looking out across Poole Harbour to the Purbecks (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Simon Thwaites" wrote in message ... have 5000 rows in data in the following format with 6 positions, 16 weeks and 12 activities: Position Week Activity Hours PD 1 Sampling 2 AD 2 PM 3 PD 3 Analysis 2 AD 4 Analysis 1 SPM 5 PM 2 SPM 2 PM 4.5 PD 3 Sampling 6 RE 2 Analysis 5.5 RE 2 PM 8.4 SPM 5 Analysis 3 SPM 5 Analysis 4 PD 3 Analysis 3 AD 2 PM 3 AD 1 Sampling 3 PD 1 Sampling 3 PD 1 PM 1 AD 2 Analysis 4 AD 2 PM 9 AD 2 Analysis 11 I need to write a macro which can work out, for example, the amount of time spent by PDs on Sampling between week 4 and 7. Currently I have loads of DSums stored and it works but highly laborious. Can I write a macro which loops through cells and for example dumps sub-totals in cells, for AD time spent on Sampling PD time spent on Analysis within a particular timescale etc.etc. |
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