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Default Macro Needed Please

Hi All

I hope that someone can help with my problem.
On "Sheet1" I have two columns, A = Code, B =Qty.
What happens is that i extract a large amount of data from a database to my
excel worksheet.
These columns spoken about above, hold my information. What i need is a
summary of this information, let me explain with an example. Let us say i'm
looking @ product "a", wich has the code "a". When i pull information out of
the database there might be 20 rows of product "a". I need a macro that adds
all the quantities (column B) for all instances of product "a", and puts the
sum of those quantities into "Sheet2" Cell "B1", with the code next to it on
Cell "A1". The macro then needs to look at the next item and place the
results under the previous ones on "sheet2".

I hope i have explained the problem in an undersandable way!
Thanks in advance
Ant




 
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