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Dynamic Table Problem
I am using excel 2007.
I want to create an invoice where the total number of line items is dynamic. I have created the 'header' section of the invoice with company name, customer name, etc and I have created the 'body' of the invoice using a table. This table has Qty, Description, Unit Cost, and Item Cost. Item cost is a formula showing Qty * Unit Cost. This table works great and is dynamic. As I simply type more items, the table automatically expands and formats correctly. The trouble I have is I want to have a Subtotal, Tax, and Grand Total line shown at the bottom of the table and to move as it expands or shrinks. How can I make these three cells move with the table? Thank you, JIM |
Dynamic Table Problem
How about putting them at the top of the table, they will never need to move then. -- HTH Bob "Jim" wrote in message ... I am using excel 2007. I want to create an invoice where the total number of line items is dynamic. I have created the 'header' section of the invoice with company name, customer name, etc and I have created the 'body' of the invoice using a table. This table has Qty, Description, Unit Cost, and Item Cost. Item cost is a formula showing Qty * Unit Cost. This table works great and is dynamic. As I simply type more items, the table automatically expands and formats correctly. The trouble I have is I want to have a Subtotal, Tax, and Grand Total line shown at the bottom of the table and to move as it expands or shrinks. How can I make these three cells move with the table? Thank you, JIM |
Dynamic Table Problem
I had thought of that but traditional invoices have the total at the 'Bottom
Line'. If there is no solution to this problem, I will probably make the body of the invoice NOT a table, and then just have to copy/cut /paste to expand or shrink the invoice. Hopefully there is a solution. JIM "Bob Phillips" wrote: How about putting them at the top of the table, they will never need to move then. -- HTH Bob "Jim" wrote in message ... I am using excel 2007. I want to create an invoice where the total number of line items is dynamic. I have created the 'header' section of the invoice with company name, customer name, etc and I have created the 'body' of the invoice using a table. This table has Qty, Description, Unit Cost, and Item Cost. Item cost is a formula showing Qty * Unit Cost. This table works great and is dynamic. As I simply type more items, the table automatically expands and formats correctly. The trouble I have is I want to have a Subtotal, Tax, and Grand Total line shown at the bottom of the table and to move as it expands or shrinks. How can I make these three cells move with the table? Thank you, JIM . |
Dynamic Table Problem
They do, but live on the edge! :-)
Another easy solution is to have a fixed layout, say 20 lines for items, and then have a totals line after that, so again it doesn't move. If you want the totals line after the last item, you either need to always insert a new items line and have a totals formula something like =SUM(I3:OFFSET(I11,-1,0)) where the totals cell is I11, or use VBA. -- HTH Bob "Jim" wrote in message ... I had thought of that but traditional invoices have the total at the 'Bottom Line'. If there is no solution to this problem, I will probably make the body of the invoice NOT a table, and then just have to copy/cut /paste to expand or shrink the invoice. Hopefully there is a solution. JIM "Bob Phillips" wrote: How about putting them at the top of the table, they will never need to move then. -- HTH Bob "Jim" wrote in message ... I am using excel 2007. I want to create an invoice where the total number of line items is dynamic. I have created the 'header' section of the invoice with company name, customer name, etc and I have created the 'body' of the invoice using a table. This table has Qty, Description, Unit Cost, and Item Cost. Item cost is a formula showing Qty * Unit Cost. This table works great and is dynamic. As I simply type more items, the table automatically expands and formats correctly. The trouble I have is I want to have a Subtotal, Tax, and Grand Total line shown at the bottom of the table and to move as it expands or shrinks. How can I make these three cells move with the table? Thank you, JIM . |
Dynamic Table Problem
Hi Jim,
I don't have Excel2007 handy and I'm not familiar with the use of tables. The following works in Excel 2003 and maintains a one row gap between the last "invoice row" and the Subtotal row with a subtotal formula in ColD. Assumptions a Col A header "Quantity" Col B header "Description" Col C header "Unit Cost" Col D header "Item Cost" On the Subtotal Row "Subtotal" is in Col A, the formula is in Col D On the Tax row "Tax" is in Col A , formula in Col D Same layout on the Grand Total Row. Right click on the worksheet tab and select "view code". Paste the code below in there. Change the words "Quantity" and "Subtotal" in the code below to match what you call these items. Option Explicit Private Sub Worksheet_Calculate() Application.EnableEvents = False Dim LastRow As Long Dim SubTotRow As Long Dim CurRow As Long Dim LastRecord As Long Dim QtyRow As Long CurRow = ActiveCell.Row LastRow = Cells(Rows.Count, 1).End(xlUp).Row SubTotRow = Range("A1", "A" & LastRow).Find(what:="Subtotal", lookat:=xlWhole).Row QtyRow = Range("A1", "A" & LastRow).Find(what:="Quantity", lookat:=xlWhole).Row LastRecord = Range("A" & SubTotRow).End(xlUp).Row If LastRecord < QtyRow + 1 Then LastRecord = SubTotRow - 1 If (SubTotRow - LastRecord) = 1 Then Cells(SubTotRow, 1).EntireRow.Insert SubTotRow=SubTotRow+1 Else On Error Resume Next Range("A" & QtyRow, "A" & SubTotRow - 2).SpecialCells(xlCellTypeBlanks).EntireRow.Delete On Error GoTo 0 SubTotRow=SubTotRow-1 End If Range("D" & SubTotRow) = "=SUM(D" & QtyRow & ": D" & SubTotRow - 1 & ")" Application.EnableEvents = True End Sub "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... They do, but live on the edge! :-) Another easy solution is to have a fixed layout, say 20 lines for items, and then have a totals line after that, so again it doesn't move. If you want the totals line after the last item, you either need to always insert a new items line and have a totals formula something like =SUM(I3:OFFSET(I11,-1,0)) where the totals cell is I11, or use VBA. -- HTH Bob "Jim" wrote in message ... I had thought of that but traditional invoices have the total at the 'Bottom Line'. If there is no solution to this problem, I will probably make the body of the invoice NOT a table, and then just have to copy/cut /paste to expand or shrink the invoice. Hopefully there is a solution. JIM "Bob Phillips" wrote: How about putting them at the top of the table, they will never need to move then. -- HTH Bob "Jim" wrote in message ... I am using excel 2007. I want to create an invoice where the total number of line items is dynamic. I have created the 'header' section of the invoice with company name, customer name, etc and I have created the 'body' of the invoice using a table. This table has Qty, Description, Unit Cost, and Item Cost. Item cost is a formula showing Qty * Unit Cost. This table works great and is dynamic. As I simply type more items, the table automatically expands and formats correctly. The trouble I have is I want to have a Subtotal, Tax, and Grand Total line shown at the bottom of the table and to move as it expands or shrinks. How can I make these three cells move with the table? Thank you, JIM . |
Dynamic Table Problem
Hi Jim
Ensure your table has a Total Row In the row below the Total row, enter a space in column C and a space in column D. This will ensure that you keep one blank row below your data and the row with the tax amount. 2 rows under the Total row enter Tax in column C and the appropriate formula for tax, being the Total value in column D * tax rate 2 rows below the Word tax, enter Grand Total in column C and the relevant formula in column V As you create more rows in the body of your table, the Tax and Grand Total rows will move down accordingly (or up, if you delete rows from the table. -- Regards Roger Govier Jim wrote: I am using excel 2007. I want to create an invoice where the total number of line items is dynamic. I have created the 'header' section of the invoice with company name, customer name, etc and I have created the 'body' of the invoice using a table. This table has Qty, Description, Unit Cost, and Item Cost. Item cost is a formula showing Qty * Unit Cost. This table works great and is dynamic. As I simply type more items, the table automatically expands and formats correctly. The trouble I have is I want to have a Subtotal, Tax, and Grand Total line shown at the bottom of the table and to move as it expands or shrinks. How can I make these three cells move with the table? Thank you, JIM |
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