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![]() That works great - when you say copy the macro do you mean from your post above. I can't believe how more of an explanation you gave me - awesome and thank you. Cathy |
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Ignore my last post as it worked perfectly. I am now doing a bit of research on the code. I don't want to just take your code and run it - I would like to understand how it works. Thank you for providing this for me and starting me on the macro path
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Good luck and make sure if you need anything for excel to come back here.
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Cathy
The following line Code:
Cells(j, 4).Formula = "=COUNTIF(RC[-2]:R[" & lr & "]C[-2],RC[-1] & ""*"")" '<----- Column D has formula Code:
Cells(j, 4).Formula = "=COUNTIF(R1C[-2]:R[" & lr & "]C[-2],RC[-1] & ""*"")" '<----- Column D has formula The 1 (one) needs to be there. Good luck |
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Here is another possibility without the need for a Help Column.
In this code it assumes that Column C (3) is free. Change as required. Code:
Sub One_More_Way() Dim j As Long, lr As Long lr = Cells(Rows.Count, 1).End(xlUp).Row '<---- Column A (1) is being checked. Change as required For j = 1 To 26 'The number 3 in Cells(j, 3) in the next line is Column C (3rd Column).Change as required. Cells(j, 3).Value = Application.WorksheetFunction.CountIf(Range("B1:B" & lr), _ Chr(64 + j) & "*") & " x " & Chr(64 + j) & "'s" Next j End Sub |
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