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burl_rfc

Overcome "expected end of statement error"
 
I'm trying to insert the following formual in the actice cell, the VBA
editor gives me a error "expected end of statement". It is likely
caused by the parenthesis around the "0", once I remove them from the
"0" and make it 0 for example the error goes away, but obvioulsy my
formula would then not work. Any suggestions on how to get around
this.

ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = "=(SUMIF(OFFSET(Total,0,1),"0",Total))"

Thanks
burl_rfc


Don Guillett

Overcome "expected end of statement error"
 
try. Notice the double quotes

ActiveCell.Formula = "=SUMIF(OFFSET(Total,0,1),""0"",Total)"
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Don Guillett
SalesAid Software

"burl_rfc" wrote in message
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I'm trying to insert the following formual in the actice cell, the VBA
editor gives me a error "expected end of statement". It is likely
caused by the parenthesis around the "0", once I remove them from the
"0" and make it 0 for example the error goes away, but obvioulsy my
formula would then not work. Any suggestions on how to get around
this.

ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = "=(SUMIF(OFFSET(Total,0,1),"0",Total))"

Thanks
burl_rfc




Susan

Overcome "expected end of statement error"
 
ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = "=(SUMIF(OFFSET(Total,0,1),""0"",Total))"

to make it work you have to use double quotes
:)
susan


On Feb 20, 10:37 am, "burl_rfc" wrote:
I'm trying to insert the following formual in the actice cell, the VBA
editor gives me a error "expected end of statement". It is likely
caused by the parenthesis around the "0", once I remove them from the
"0" and make it 0 for example the error goes away, but obvioulsy my
formula would then not work. Any suggestions on how to get around
this.

ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = "=(SUMIF(OFFSET(Total,0,1),"0",Total))"

Thanks
burl_rfc





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