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I have a worksheet that contains test results in various rows/columns. A
formula at the bottom of the column of data calculates stats on this data e.g: =average(B2,B5,B8,B11,B13) Occasionally an individual value is identified as an outlier and must be excluded from the average calculation. To make this easy I'm thinking about adding two items to the Cell shortcut menu (the one you get when you right-click over a cell)- "Exclude cell", and "Include cell". Currently, to exclude a cell from the average calculation I insert an "x" before the value. This works, but does not look so good. Can anyone think of a better way to exclude an individual cell from the calculation without changing the formula itself? Is there a character other than "x" that would not be seen, or any other method? Very grateful for any help... Cheers, Dave Here's the code I'm using behind the shortcut menu: Const cAppTitle As String = "AppTitle" Const cExcludeSymbol As String = "x" 'string to add or remove indicating excluded cell Private Sub ExcludeResult() '''Add a "x" to the start of a cell to indicate exclusion from calculations ' Run from worksheet shortcut menu Dim rngS As Range, rngA As Range, rngR As Range Dim strTemp As String If ActiveSheet.Parent Is ThisWorkbook Then 'don't run in other workbooks If TypeName(Selection) = "Range" Then 'don't run if chart etc is selected Set rngS = Selection For Each rngA In rngS.Areas For Each rngR In rngA.Cells strTemp = rngR.Formula If Left(strTemp, Len(cExcludeSymbol)) < cExcludeSymbol And Left(strTemp, 1) < "=" And Len(strTemp) 0 And IsNumeric(strTemp) Then 'not already excluded, not a formula, not blank, is numeric rngR.Formula = cExcludeSymbol & strTemp rngR.Font.ColorIndex = 15 End If Next rngR Next rngA Else MsgBox prompt:="Please select a cell to include or exclude first!", Buttons:=vbExclamation, Title:=cAppTitle End If End If End Sub Private Sub IncludeResult() '''Remove a "x" from the start of a cell to remove exclusion from calculations ' Run from worksheet shortcut menu Dim rngS As Range, rngA As Range, rngR As Range Dim strTemp As String If ActiveSheet.Parent Is ThisWorkbook Then If TypeName(Selection) = "Range" Then Set rngS = Selection For Each rngA In rngS.Areas For Each rngR In rngA.Cells strTemp = rngR.Formula If Left(strTemp, Len(cExcludeSymbol)) = cExcludeSymbol Then rngR.Formula = Right(strTemp, Len(strTemp) - Len(cExcludeSymbol)) rngR.Style = "Normal" End If Next rngR Next rngA Else MsgBox prompt:="Please select a cell to include or exclude first!", Buttons:=vbExclamation, Title:=cAppTitle End If End If End Sub |
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