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I have a multi column spreadsheet and let's say that in column P I have
numeric values. I then filter the data and I only want to calulate the average on what visable on the screen. I created this sub routine to average my column datasets, but again when the user filters I'd like to calculate on the visable dataset. I'm using Excel 2003 running Windows XP Thanks Sub AverageData() Dim a_avg As Currency Dim a_tcc As Currency Dim a_aip As Currency Dim a_test As Currency X = Cells(Rows.Count, "c").End(xlUp).Row Cells(X + 2, "p") = Application.Average(Range("p2:p" & X)) Cells(X + 2, "v") = Application.Average(Range("v2:v" & X)) Cells(X + 2, "w") = Application.Average(Range("w2:w" & X)) a_avg = Application.Average(Range("p2:p" & X)) a_tcc = Application.Average(Range("v2:v" & X)) a_aip = Application.Average(Range("w2:w" & X)) a_avg = Application.Average(Range("p2:p")) MsgBox " Your new Avg Salary is now : " & a_avg End Sub |
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