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DSUM?
Hi,
I have this line in my code x = Application.VLookup(Cells(K, J).Value, rng, 4, False) Till recently,this was good - it was alwas a one to one/none match Now it has become a one to Many so I need to change it to be a sum I need the approximate equivalent of Application.DSUM( rng, "QTY", "ItemNmbr = " & Cells(K, J).Value) This statement returns error 2015. How can I get this to work? Thanks in advance for your assistance Regrds Habib -- www.DynExtra.com A resource for the Microsoft Dynamics Community Featuring FAQs, File Exchange and more Current member count: 40 -------------------------------------------- Share your knowledge. Add your favorite questions and answers Help add questions to this site! We want Your input. -------------------------------------------- |
DSUM?
Habib,
use SUMIF x = Application.SUMIF(rng, Cells(K, J).Value, rng_to_sum) -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "HSalim[MVP]" wrote in message ... Hi, I have this line in my code x = Application.VLookup(Cells(K, J).Value, rng, 4, False) Till recently,this was good - it was alwas a one to one/none match Now it has become a one to Many so I need to change it to be a sum I need the approximate equivalent of Application.DSUM( rng, "QTY", "ItemNmbr = " & Cells(K, J).Value) This statement returns error 2015. How can I get this to work? Thanks in advance for your assistance Regrds Habib -- www.DynExtra.com A resource for the Microsoft Dynamics Community Featuring FAQs, File Exchange and more Current member count: 40 -------------------------------------------- Share your knowledge. Add your favorite questions and answers Help add questions to this site! We want Your input. -------------------------------------------- |
DSUM?
Thanks Bob!
HS -- www.DynExtra.com A resource for the Microsoft Dynamics Community Featuring FAQs, File Exchange and more Current member count: 40 -------------------------------------------- Share your knowledge. Add your favorite questions and answers Help add questions to this site! We want Your input. -------------------------------------------- "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... Habib, use SUMIF x = Application.SUMIF(rng, Cells(K, J).Value, rng_to_sum) -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "HSalim[MVP]" wrote in message ... Hi, I have this line in my code x = Application.VLookup(Cells(K, J).Value, rng, 4, False) Till recently,this was good - it was alwas a one to one/none match Now it has become a one to Many so I need to change it to be a sum I need the approximate equivalent of Application.DSUM( rng, "QTY", "ItemNmbr = " & Cells(K, J).Value) This statement returns error 2015. How can I get this to work? Thanks in advance for your assistance Regrds Habib -- www.DynExtra.com A resource for the Microsoft Dynamics Community Featuring FAQs, File Exchange and more Current member count: 40 -------------------------------------------- Share your knowledge. Add your favorite questions and answers Help add questions to this site! We want Your input. -------------------------------------------- |
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