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I'm trying to Sum various numbers of rows in a large worksheet. I need a
genric formula to sum the continuous rows of numbers above the total line where the formula will be located. The number of continuous rows for each instance will be different, therefore the need for the general reference or generic formula. I've tried the Range(Selection, Selection.Offset(-1,0) and ActiveCell.Offset (-1,0) and also the Selection(xlEndUp) codes but can't get them to produce the Sum function correctly. I can copy and repeat the code throughout the worksheet if only I can figure out how to do the first one. Help please. I've tried to doulbe click the Sum button but it gives me the specific range at the time and is not usable on other rows farther down in the worksheet. -- Mickey |
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