summing cells on a different sheet
 

Hi all,
I am using the following VBA to sum several discontiguous cells from Sheet
1, and placing the total on Sheet 2. Is there a more efficient way of doing
this without getting too into coding? I am not a strong coder adn want to
avoid it if I can.

Range("E10").Value = Worksheets("Actual vs Budget").Range("C36") +
Worksheets("Actual vs Budget").Range("E36") + Worksheets("Actual vs
Budget").Range("G36") + Worksheets("Actual vs Budget").Range("i36")

--
Carlee

summing cells on a different sheet
 

you can arrage the codes as following:
With Worksheets("Actual vs Budget")
Range("E10").Value = .Range("C36") + .Range("E36") + .Range("G36") +
..Range("i36")
End With
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"Carlee" wrote:

Hi all,
I am using the following VBA to sum several discontiguous cells from Sheet
1, and placing the total on Sheet 2. Is there a more efficient way of doing
this without getting too into coding? I am not a strong coder adn want to
avoid it if I can.

Range("E10").Value = Worksheets("Actual vs Budget").Range("C36") +
Worksheets("Actual vs Budget").Range("E36") + Worksheets("Actual vs
Budget").Range("G36") + Worksheets("Actual vs Budget").Range("i36")

--
Carlee

summing cells on a different sheet
 

You can use this formula in Range("E10").

=SUM('Actual vs Budget'!C36,'Actual vs Budget'!E36,'Actual vs
Budget'!G36,'Actual vs Budget'!I36)

If want the code, turn on the macro recorder and record the formula for
Range("E10"). You can modify to suit.

Regards,

Alan



"Carlee" wrote in message
...
Hi all,
I am using the following VBA to sum several discontiguous cells from Sheet
1, and placing the total on Sheet 2. Is there a more efficient way of
doing
this without getting too into coding? I am not a strong coder adn want to
avoid it if I can.

Range("E10").Value = Worksheets("Actual vs Budget").Range("C36") +
Worksheets("Actual vs Budget").Range("E36") + Worksheets("Actual vs
Budget").Range("G36") + Worksheets("Actual vs Budget").Range("i36")

--
Carlee

summing cells on a different sheet
 

Try this:
Range("E10").Value = WorkSheetFunction.Sum(Worksheets("Actual vs
Budget").Range("C36, E36, G36, I36")

"Carlee" wrote:

Hi all,
I am using the following VBA to sum several discontiguous cells from Sheet
1, and placing the total on Sheet 2. Is there a more efficient way of doing
this without getting too into coding? I am not a strong coder adn want to
avoid it if I can.

Range("E10").Value = Worksheets("Actual vs Budget").Range("C36") +
Worksheets("Actual vs Budget").Range("E36") + Worksheets("Actual vs
Budget").Range("G36") + Worksheets("Actual vs Budget").Range("i36")

--
Carlee

summing cells on a different sheet
 

Range("E10").Value = WorkSheetFunction.Sum(Worksheets("Actual vs
Budget").Range("C36, E36, G36, I36"))

Keep forgetting to count the parentheses. :)

"JLGWhiz" wrote:

Try this:
Range("E10").Value = WorkSheetFunction.Sum(Worksheets("Actual vs
Budget").Range("C36, E36, G36, I36")

"Carlee" wrote:

Hi all,
I am using the following VBA to sum several discontiguous cells from Sheet
1, and placing the total on Sheet 2. Is there a more efficient way of doing
this without getting too into coding? I am not a strong coder adn want to
avoid it if I can.

Range("E10").Value = Worksheets("Actual vs Budget").Range("C36") +
Worksheets("Actual vs Budget").Range("E36") + Worksheets("Actual vs
Budget").Range("G36") + Worksheets("Actual vs Budget").Range("i36")

--
Carlee

summing cells on a different sheet
 

Third time is a charm:

Range("E10").Value = Application.WorkSheetFunction.Sum(Worksheets("Actu al vs
Budget").Range("C36, E36, G36, I36"))

OK, that's it! This time I looked before I posted.


"Carlee" wrote:

Hi all,
I am using the following VBA to sum several discontiguous cells from Sheet
1, and placing the total on Sheet 2. Is there a more efficient way of doing
this without getting too into coding? I am not a strong coder adn want to
avoid it if I can.

Range("E10").Value = Worksheets("Actual vs Budget").Range("C36") +
Worksheets("Actual vs Budget").Range("E36") + Worksheets("Actual vs
Budget").Range("G36") + Worksheets("Actual vs Budget").Range("i36")

--
Carlee