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Old 04-29-2012, 11:43 AM
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I have a similar file, I'm looking for code that will make summary data at the touch of a button as shown in the example in the file.

i have Particular problem in transfer the first row of data



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hi li roy,

It's not entirely clear what you want to do. That said, I think the following is a better version of the forumula you have in A9:
=(($B$2-$C$2)*(1-$D$2)*2+$C$2*(1+(A2>1)))*(A2>0)+(($B$2-$C$2)*0.5+$C$2)*MAX((A2-2),0)
This formula allows for A2 to have 0 and numbers greater than 4 - you can even input increments of, say, 0.5 for infants, if you want.
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