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Hi.
(VBA scripting in Excel 2003) Case: If all values in column A are identical, Then No need to activate SUBTOTAL on the data. Else Activate SUBTOTALS. End if What would be a "slick" way of checking column A for changing values? The smartes way I can think of is something like this chkstr = Range("A2") For i = 3 to LastRowOfData 'Data starts in row 2, row 1 contains heading If Cells("A"&i) < chkstr Then GoTo: InsertSubtotals Next i 'Not even sure if it would work..... Kind regards Mr. Smith |
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