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Different Sized Reports
 
Hi

I work in Manufacturing and explode stoppage analysis reports from our
ERP to Excel for our machinery on a daily basis. I have written a macro
for summarising the info and formatting which saves me time however;
the reports vary in size from day to day.

I have created a column which sums the contents of the next two columns
i.e

=e2+f2 and using the macro record function I dragged this formula down
a couple hundred rows to cover the report I was using to create the
macro but this leaves 0 rows on days when the report I am running is
not very large.

Is there a formula I can use with the macro to only add the contents of
e + f column when there is data there to add? so the report can be as
large or small as it likes and my macro will still work

Much Appreciated

Brian


Tom Ogilvy

Different Sized Reports
 
Dim rng as Range
set rng = Range(Cells(2,"F"),Cells(rows.count,"F").End(xlup) )
rng.offset(0,1).Formula = "=E2+F2"

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

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Hi

I work in Manufacturing and explode stoppage analysis reports from our
ERP to Excel for our machinery on a daily basis. I have written a macro
for summarising the info and formatting which saves me time however;
the reports vary in size from day to day.

I have created a column which sums the contents of the next two columns
i.e

=e2+f2 and using the macro record function I dragged this formula down
a couple hundred rows to cover the report I was using to create the
macro but this leaves 0 rows on days when the report I am running is
not very large.

Is there a formula I can use with the macro to only add the contents of
e + f column when there is data there to add? so the report can be as
large or small as it likes and my macro will still work

Much Appreciated

Brian





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