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sub sumtoend()
ac=activecell.column lr=cells(rows.count,ac).end(xlup).row cells(lr+2,ac)=application.sum(range(cells(1,ac),c ells(lr,ac)) end sub -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Annette" wrote in message ... Since I don't always know how many rows I will have in a spreadsheet, I would like a macro that if I run the macros on a specific column, it automatically takes me to the end the filled column and drop down one more row to a blank cell and adds the entire column. My macro is cell specific using recorder and I don't want that. Thanks much for assistance! |