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add a new row
Currently in code i'm populating an excel file and grouping the data, now I
need to add a row with a total for each group, in code how can i add a total of each group? Example: BMW 25,463 69,000 12,000 Total 106,463 Lexus 72,000 25,000 13,000 total 110,000 how can i accomplish something like this? |
add a new row
Sort your date on the column
In the menu in Excel go to Data=Subtotals (then follow the wizard) If you want a macro, turn on the macro recorder while you apply it. Another approach would be to create a pivot table (also under the data menu). -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "NuB" <CSharpCoder wrote in message ... Currently in code i'm populating an excel file and grouping the data, now I need to add a row with a total for each group, in code how can i add a total of each group? Example: BMW 25,463 69,000 12,000 Total 106,463 Lexus 72,000 25,000 13,000 total 110,000 how can i accomplish something like this? |
add a new row
all of those solutions sound great and would work in most cases, but not in
my case. Since I'm populating the file on the fly via .NET is there another way to do this or no? "Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message ... Sort your date on the column In the menu in Excel go to Data=Subtotals (then follow the wizard) If you want a macro, turn on the macro recorder while you apply it. Another approach would be to create a pivot table (also under the data menu). -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "NuB" <CSharpCoder wrote in message ... Currently in code i'm populating an excel file and grouping the data, now I need to add a row with a total for each group, in code how can i add a total of each group? Example: BMW 25,463 69,000 12,000 Total 106,463 Lexus 72,000 25,000 13,000 total 110,000 how can i accomplish something like this? |
add a new row
sure, loop through the data and insert a line when the values in the column
change. Then put in a summation formula. Although, if you can do that, it is unclear why either of the other methods wouldn't work. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "NuB" <CSharpCoder wrote in message ... all of those solutions sound great and would work in most cases, but not in my case. Since I'm populating the file on the fly via .NET is there another way to do this or no? "Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message ... Sort your date on the column In the menu in Excel go to Data=Subtotals (then follow the wizard) If you want a macro, turn on the macro recorder while you apply it. Another approach would be to create a pivot table (also under the data menu). -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "NuB" <CSharpCoder wrote in message ... Currently in code i'm populating an excel file and grouping the data, now I need to add a row with a total for each group, in code how can i add a total of each group? Example: BMW 25,463 69,000 12,000 Total 106,463 Lexus 72,000 25,000 13,000 total 110,000 how can i accomplish something like this? |
add a new row
what other methods?
I'm not using a template or a pivot table to show the data, i'm just populating the cells and columns and showing the data that way. "Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message ... sure, loop through the data and insert a line when the values in the column change. Then put in a summation formula. Although, if you can do that, it is unclear why either of the other methods wouldn't work. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "NuB" <CSharpCoder wrote in message ... all of those solutions sound great and would work in most cases, but not in my case. Since I'm populating the file on the fly via .NET is there another way to do this or no? "Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message ... Sort your date on the column In the menu in Excel go to Data=Subtotals (then follow the wizard) If you want a macro, turn on the macro recorder while you apply it. Another approach would be to create a pivot table (also under the data menu). -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "NuB" <CSharpCoder wrote in message ... Currently in code i'm populating an excel file and grouping the data, now I need to add a row with a total for each group, in code how can i add a total of each group? Example: BMW 25,463 69,000 12,000 Total 106,463 Lexus 72,000 25,000 13,000 total 110,000 how can i accomplish something like this? |
add a new row
That is what I said. It is unclear why the other methods won't work. If
you don't want to use a pivot table, then there is still subtotal which works inplace. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "NuB" <CSharpCoder wrote in message ... what other methods? I'm not using a template or a pivot table to show the data, i'm just populating the cells and columns and showing the data that way. "Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message ... sure, loop through the data and insert a line when the values in the column change. Then put in a summation formula. Although, if you can do that, it is unclear why either of the other methods wouldn't work. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "NuB" <CSharpCoder wrote in message ... all of those solutions sound great and would work in most cases, but not in my case. Since I'm populating the file on the fly via .NET is there another way to do this or no? "Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message ... Sort your date on the column In the menu in Excel go to Data=Subtotals (then follow the wizard) If you want a macro, turn on the macro recorder while you apply it. Another approach would be to create a pivot table (also under the data menu). -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "NuB" <CSharpCoder wrote in message ... Currently in code i'm populating an excel file and grouping the data, now I need to add a row with a total for each group, in code how can i add a total of each group? Example: BMW 25,463 69,000 12,000 Total 106,463 Lexus 72,000 25,000 13,000 total 110,000 how can i accomplish something like this? |
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