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How do I sum a column of data in a macro?
Assume I have a worksheet and cells C1 through C20 have numbers. How can I get the sum of those numbers without a loop? I tried Total = Sum(Range("C1").End(xlDown)) But got an error that Sum is not defined as a funtion. DG |
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