Two cell accumulator
I would like to know if it is possible to have a running total using only two
cells. I have many rows of items that are tracked each week and each item rolls up to a monthly total. What I would like is to have the following: B1: =A1+B1, B2: =A2+b2, B3: =A3+B3 and so on. I need only the row where a change was made (A1, A2, A3, etc.) to caculate at the time of the change leaving the other rows unchanged. What I am doing now is taking last weeks entry and manually adding to the monthly total for each item. I sure hope someone can help me with this, as I make mistakes adding. -- Bill |
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http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/accumulator.html In article , "Bill" wrote: I would like to know if it is possible to have a running total using only two cells. I have many rows of items that are tracked each week and each item rolls up to a monthly total. What I would like is to have the following: B1: =A1+B1, B2: =A2+b2, B3: =A3+B3 and so on. I need only the row where a change was made (A1, A2, A3, etc.) to caculate at the time of the change leaving the other rows unchanged. What I am doing now is taking last weeks entry and manually adding to the monthly total for each item. I sure hope someone can help me with this, as I make mistakes adding. |
Are you talking about the macro that performs the task or the "Worksheet
Function Accumulator." If you are talking about the latter, how do I keep the whole sheet from calculating I make a change on the sheet? I could not get the macro to work as written. -- Bill "JE McGimpsey" wrote: take a look he http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/accumulator.html In article , "Bill" wrote: I would like to know if it is possible to have a running total using only two cells. I have many rows of items that are tracked each week and each item rolls up to a monthly total. What I would like is to have the following: B1: =A1+B1, B2: =A2+b2, B3: =A3+B3 and so on. I need only the row where a change was made (A1, A2, A3, etc.) to caculate at the time of the change leaving the other rows unchanged. What I am doing now is taking last weeks entry and manually adding to the monthly total for each item. I sure hope someone can help me with this, as I make mistakes adding. |
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"Bill" wrote: Are you talking about the macro that performs the task or the "Worksheet Function Accumulator." Both will work. If you are talking about the latter, how do I keep the whole sheet from calculating I make a change on the sheet? I could not get the macro to work as written. hard to tell - what does "I could not get the macro to work" mean? The macro works fine for the example given. How did you modify it? Did you put it in the worksheet code module? |
I apologize, the macro does work. I made a stupid error.
Using the "Worksheet Function Accumulator" how do I keep the whole sheet from calculating. If I change the data on selected row items, I do not want the remainder of the row items to change? I only want the selected row items to calculate when I change the data in column "A". -- Bill "JE McGimpsey" wrote: In article , "Bill" wrote: Are you talking about the macro that performs the task or the "Worksheet Function Accumulator." Both will work. If you are talking about the latter, how do I keep the whole sheet from calculating I make a change on the sheet? I could not get the macro to work as written. hard to tell - what does "I could not get the macro to work" mean? The macro works fine for the example given. How did you modify it? Did you put it in the worksheet code module? |
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