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I've got an Excel workbook with many worksheets in it. Each worksheet has
the same three columns and one column (Name) has many duplicates across the different worksheets (but no dupes on the same one). Each worksheet has a 'Number Of' column that shows the number of that 'Name' that is owned. I'd like to create a way to get a total 'Number Of' each 'Name' that is on each worksheet. Pretty much if 'Name' is duplicated and owned I want a total number of owned. Name Rarity $ #Of Aladdin's Lamp R 0.25 Aladdin's Ring R 0.25 2 Animate Wall R 0.25 Ankh of Mishra R 0.56 |
I'm not sure where to start
Hi,
It looks like you will need code. Sub CountDups() Dim cel As Range Dim cell As Range Dim sh As Worksheet Dim myCount As Integer For Each cel In Sheets("Summary").Range("A2:A5") If cel = "" Then Exit Sub For Each sh In Worksheets If sh.Name < "Summary" Then For Each cell In sh.Range("A2:A" & sh.Range("A65536").End(xlUp).Row) If cell = cel Then myCount = myCount + 1 End If Next cell End If Next sh If myCount 1 Then cel.Offset(0, 3) = myCount End If myCount = 0 Next cel End Sub To add this code to a workbook press Alt+F11 and select your file in the Project explorer in the top left side of the screen. Choose Insert, Module. Put the code in the resulting module. You will need to modify the code by changing the summary sheet name and the A2:A5 address. -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "TinaG" wrote: I've got an Excel workbook with many worksheets in it. Each worksheet has the same three columns and one column (Name) has many duplicates across the different worksheets (but no dupes on the same one). Each worksheet has a 'Number Of' column that shows the number of that 'Name' that is owned. I'd like to create a way to get a total 'Number Of' each 'Name' that is on each worksheet. Pretty much if 'Name' is duplicated and owned I want a total number of owned. Name Rarity $ #Of Aladdin's Lamp R 0.25 Aladdin's Ring R 0.25 2 Animate Wall R 0.25 Ankh of Mishra R 0.56 |
I'm not sure where to start
Excel 2007 Pivot Table
No code, no formulas. Aesthetically pleasing. http://www.mediafire.com/file/t2k31dqmvie/03_22_09.xlsx |
I'm not sure where to start
Hi,
You essentially want to do a SUMIF() across multiple sheets. You may try this formula where L3:L5 holds the tab names of the individual sheets, A2 holds the name and D4:D8 holds column to be summed =SUMPRODUCT(SUMIF(INDIRECT(L3:L5&"!D4:D8"),A2)) -- Regards, Ashish Mathur Microsoft Excel MVP www.ashishmathur.com "TinaG" wrote in message ... I've got an Excel workbook with many worksheets in it. Each worksheet has the same three columns and one column (Name) has many duplicates across the different worksheets (but no dupes on the same one). Each worksheet has a 'Number Of' column that shows the number of that 'Name' that is owned. I'd like to create a way to get a total 'Number Of' each 'Name' that is on each worksheet. Pretty much if 'Name' is duplicated and owned I want a total number of owned. Name Rarity $ #Of Aladdin's Lamp R 0.25 Aladdin's Ring R 0.25 2 Animate Wall R 0.25 Ankh of Mishra R 0.56 |
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