Quote:
Originally Posted by Purfleet
i know why you merge cells, but they will only cause problems - it is far better to 'center accross selection'
Code:
Sub SumCols()
Dim LR As Integer 'change to Long if your rows can go over 32000
LR = Cells(Rows.Count, 1).End(xlUp).Row ' Last row calculated on the first column
Range("d" & LR + 1) = "=Sum(d2:d" & LR & ")"
Range("f" & LR + 1) = "=Sum(f2:f" & LR & ")"
Range("g" & LR + 1) = "=Sum(g2:g" & LR & ")"
End Sub
1 - This will sum the 3 columns (you sure you want to sum the price?)
2 - The last row is based on column 1, so will always sum to the last row unless you put something like Total in row 13 then the previous total would be included in the next sum
3 - Can you clarify this part? |
thx very much,the result is very good!
1.and sum the freight,the date of last columns.
2.can add a cells name is "total",automating add at the same row of sum ,such as column A of the sum row
3.clarify
10-08-2020, 08:58 PM
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