Macro or formula to merge rows if has a merged cell
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I am trying to work out a formula or macro that would pickup to create 1 line when rows share a merged cell (see example in Column N). All other details are the same except columns L & N. Columns L & N would need to be added together to create the total value as well.
Although not all orders have a merged cell as well, some are just single lines
Columns A-K and O-Y are all the same data. Columns L & N have different data that need to be added together to total the amount whilst Column N is a merged cell across the rows with 1 number.
Although other lines will have all the columns with different data which means it needs to pick up the row on its own
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I am trying to work out a formula or macro that would pickup to create 1 line when rows share a merged cell (see example in Column N). All other details are the same except columns L & N. Columns L & N would need to be added together to create the total value as well.
Although not all orders have a merged cell as well, some are just single lines
Columns A-K and O-Y are all the same data. Columns L & N have different data that need to be added together to total the amount whilst Column N is a merged cell across the rows with 1 number.
Although other lines will have all the columns with different data which means it needs to pick up the row on its own
Click on image for larger view
microsoft-excel worksheet-function macros
edited Jan 29 at 10:16
fixer1234
19.5k145082
asked Jan 29 at 9:29
TabbyTabby
62
I did that but its still not in it
– Tabby
Jan 29 at 9:58
sorry just realised what you meant. I don't have an account there
– Tabby
Jan 29 at 9:59
The link was hiding in the question. :-)
– fixer1234
Jan 29 at 10:17
1
Will column N be the only place where there can potentially be merged cells, or can they be in other columns, also?
– fixer1234
Jan 29 at 10:24
Only column N would have potential merged cell
– Tabby
Jan 29 at 11:20
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I am trying to work out a formula or macro that would pickup to create 1 line when rows share a merged cell (see example in Column N). All other details are the same except columns L & N. Columns L & N would need to be added together to create the total value as well.
Although not all orders have a merged cell as well, some are just single lines
Columns A-K and O-Y are all the same data. Columns L & N have different data that need to be added together to total the amount whilst Column N is a merged cell across the rows with 1 number.
Although other lines will have all the columns with different data which means it needs to pick up the row on its own
Click on image for larger view
microsoft-excel worksheet-function macros
edited Jan 29 at 10:16
fixer1234
19.5k145082
asked Jan 29 at 9:29
TabbyTabby
62
I am trying to work out a formula or macro that would pickup to create 1 line when rows share a merged cell (see example in Column N). All other details are the same except columns L & N. Columns L & N would need to be added together to create the total value as well.
Although not all orders have a merged cell as well, some are just single lines
Columns A-K and O-Y are all the same data. Columns L & N have different data that need to be added together to total the amount whilst Column N is a merged cell across the rows with 1 number.
Although other lines will have all the columns with different data which means it needs to pick up the row on its own
Click on image for larger view
microsoft-excel worksheet-function macros
microsoft-excel worksheet-function macros
edited Jan 29 at 10:16
fixer1234
19.5k145082
asked Jan 29 at 9:29
TabbyTabby
62
edited Jan 29 at 10:16
fixer1234
19.5k145082
asked Jan 29 at 9:29
TabbyTabby
62
edited Jan 29 at 10:16
fixer1234
19.5k145082
edited Jan 29 at 10:16
fixer1234
19.5k145082
edited Jan 29 at 10:16
fixer1234
19.5k145082
19.5k145082
asked Jan 29 at 9:29
TabbyTabby
62
asked Jan 29 at 9:29
TabbyTabby
62
asked Jan 29 at 9:29
TabbyTabby
62
62
I did that but its still not in it
– Tabby
Jan 29 at 9:58
sorry just realised what you meant. I don't have an account there
– Tabby
Jan 29 at 9:59
The link was hiding in the question. :-)
– fixer1234
Jan 29 at 10:17
1
Will column N be the only place where there can potentially be merged cells, or can they be in other columns, also?
– fixer1234
Jan 29 at 10:24
Only column N would have potential merged cell
– Tabby
Jan 29 at 11:20
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I did that but its still not in it
– Tabby
Jan 29 at 9:58
sorry just realised what you meant. I don't have an account there
– Tabby
Jan 29 at 9:59
The link was hiding in the question. :-)
– fixer1234
Jan 29 at 10:17
1
Will column N be the only place where there can potentially be merged cells, or can they be in other columns, also?
– fixer1234
Jan 29 at 10:24
Only column N would have potential merged cell
– Tabby
Jan 29 at 11:20
I did that but its still not in it
– Tabby
Jan 29 at 9:58
I did that but its still not in it
– Tabby
Jan 29 at 9:58
sorry just realised what you meant. I don't have an account there
– Tabby
Jan 29 at 9:59
sorry just realised what you meant. I don't have an account there
– Tabby
Jan 29 at 9:59
The link was hiding in the question. :-)
– fixer1234
Jan 29 at 10:17
The link was hiding in the question. :-)
– fixer1234
Jan 29 at 10:17
1
1
Will column N be the only place where there can potentially be merged cells, or can they be in other columns, also?
– fixer1234
Jan 29 at 10:24
Will column N be the only place where there can potentially be merged cells, or can they be in other columns, also?
– fixer1234
Jan 29 at 10:24
Only column N would have potential merged cell
– Tabby
Jan 29 at 11:20
Only column N would have potential merged cell
– Tabby
Jan 29 at 11:20
add a comment |
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Public Function SumByMerge(ColOffset As Integer) As Double
Dim OneCell As Range
SumByMerge = 0
For Each OneCell In Range(Range(Application.Caller.Address).MergeArea.Address)
SumByMerge = SumByMerge + OneCell.Offset(0, ColOffset).Value
Next
End Function
and then
N2=SumByMerge(-1)
Remember - you must add checking that source cell values are numeric, and that the calculations do not go beyond the worksheet boundaries.
PS. If you enter the formula to a cell (N2), and THEN select and merge a region (N2:N3), Excel will NOT recalculate the function - it cannot detect that indirect source range was changed. Recalculate it manually.
answered Jan 29 at 10:57
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Public Function SumByMerge(ColOffset As Integer) As Double
Dim OneCell As Range
SumByMerge = 0
For Each OneCell In Range(Range(Application.Caller.Address).MergeArea.Address)
SumByMerge = SumByMerge + OneCell.Offset(0, ColOffset).Value
Next
End Function
and then
N2=SumByMerge(-1)
Remember - you must add checking that source cell values are numeric, and that the calculations do not go beyond the worksheet boundaries.
PS. If you enter the formula to a cell (N2), and THEN select and merge a region (N2:N3), Excel will NOT recalculate the function - it cannot detect that indirect source range was changed. Recalculate it manually.
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Public Function SumByMerge(ColOffset As Integer) As Double
Dim OneCell As Range
SumByMerge = 0
For Each OneCell In Range(Range(Application.Caller.Address).MergeArea.Address)
SumByMerge = SumByMerge + OneCell.Offset(0, ColOffset).Value
Next
End Function
and then
N2=SumByMerge(-1)
Remember - you must add checking that source cell values are numeric, and that the calculations do not go beyond the worksheet boundaries.
PS. If you enter the formula to a cell (N2), and THEN select and merge a region (N2:N3), Excel will NOT recalculate the function - it cannot detect that indirect source range was changed. Recalculate it manually.
answered Jan 29 at 10:57
AkinaAkina
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Public Function SumByMerge(ColOffset As Integer) As Double
Dim OneCell As Range
SumByMerge = 0
For Each OneCell In Range(Range(Application.Caller.Address).MergeArea.Address)
SumByMerge = SumByMerge + OneCell.Offset(0, ColOffset).Value
Next
End Function
and then
N2=SumByMerge(-1)
Remember - you must add checking that source cell values are numeric, and that the calculations do not go beyond the worksheet boundaries.
PS. If you enter the formula to a cell (N2), and THEN select and merge a region (N2:N3), Excel will NOT recalculate the function - it cannot detect that indirect source range was changed. Recalculate it manually.
answered Jan 29 at 10:57
AkinaAkina
1,38429
Public Function SumByMerge(ColOffset As Integer) As Double
Dim OneCell As Range
SumByMerge = 0
For Each OneCell In Range(Range(Application.Caller.Address).MergeArea.Address)
SumByMerge = SumByMerge + OneCell.Offset(0, ColOffset).Value
Next
End Function
and then
N2=SumByMerge(-1)
Remember - you must add checking that source cell values are numeric, and that the calculations do not go beyond the worksheet boundaries.
PS. If you enter the formula to a cell (N2), and THEN select and merge a region (N2:N3), Excel will NOT recalculate the function - it cannot detect that indirect source range was changed. Recalculate it manually.
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answered Jan 29 at 10:57
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I did that but its still not in it
– Tabby
Jan 29 at 9:58
sorry just realised what you meant. I don't have an account there
– Tabby
Jan 29 at 9:59
The link was hiding in the question. :-)
– fixer1234
Jan 29 at 10:17
1
Will column N be the only place where there can potentially be merged cells, or can they be in other columns, also?
– fixer1234
Jan 29 at 10:24
Only column N would have potential merged cell
– Tabby
Jan 29 at 11:20