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find cells that add up to certain value
I am an accounting clerk, trying to reconcile an account. So, I have a list
of debits and credits for an account, and I'm trying to "tick and tie", or balance, the account. For example: A B 1 Debits Credits 2 10 3 25 4 33 5 41 6 55 7 58 8 41 9 65 My example is simple to balance since I can cross out the 25 and 33 balancing out with the 58. My problem is with an account ledger that has 500-1000 entries on it and trying to find which debits match which credits. If anyone can help me with a fuction or macro or anything, I'd appreciate it! For example: "what cells/values in column A equal 65"? |
find cells that add up to certain value
Hello,
I suggest to look he http://michael-schwimmer.de/vba096.htm It is a nice beautification of Mr. Excel's winning solution of his challenge of the month (August 2002): http://www.mrexcel.com/pc09.shtml HTH, Bernd |
find cells that add up to certain value
the problem is that, especially with 500-1000 rows, there will likely be many
many combinations of values which will total a given result. You CAN use Solver to do this, setting up conditions such as A B C 10 =A1*B1 25 =A2*B2 33 =A3*B3 41 =A4*B4 55 =A5*B5 =SUM(C1:C5) etc. Solver would include setting B1:B5 to be integer, <=1, =0, and setting C6 = to your target value, like 55. But with 1000 rows, this could churn for awhile! HTH Bob Umlas Excel MVP "Joshua Jacoby" wrote: I am an accounting clerk, trying to reconcile an account. So, I have a list of debits and credits for an account, and I'm trying to "tick and tie", or balance, the account. For example: A B 1 Debits Credits 2 10 3 25 4 33 5 41 6 55 7 58 8 41 9 65 My example is simple to balance since I can cross out the 25 and 33 balancing out with the 58. My problem is with an account ledger that has 500-1000 entries on it and trying to find which debits match which credits. If anyone can help me with a fuction or macro or anything, I'd appreciate it! For example: "what cells/values in column A equal 65"? |
find cells that add up to certain value
Hello Joshua,
I suggest to look he http://michael-schwimmer.de/vba096.htm It is a nice beautification of Mr. Excel's winning solution of his challenge of the month (August 2002): http://www.mrexcel.com/pc09.shtml HTH, Bernd |
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