For VBA, I'll have to defer to others...

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In article ,
MattEd101 wrote:

Hello again

Are you able to help with VBA code.

I want to add a new row above where in Column C it says "DO NOT DELETE"

My coding below doesnt quite work

Sub Project_Insert()

For Each c In Range(c, c).Cells()

If c.Text = "DO NOT DELETE" Then

c.Offset = (-1)

ActiveCell.EntireRow.Select

Range.Insert (xlShiftDown)

End If

Next c

End Sub

Any help would be appreciated

"MattEd101" wrote:

Thanks for all your help, I've managed to get two conditions working fine
now, I think three just confuses it somewhat. I managed to structure it so
as
not to require three conditions in one line of coding.

Matt

"Domenic" wrote:

Unclear... Can you provide a sample of data (about 10 rows) for 3
sheets, describe how the calculation needs to take place, and provide
the actual expected results based on the sample data?

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In article ,
MattEd101 wrote:

Column B has a place name in e.g. Exeter on one worksheet or Barnsley
in
another. E129 is being the condition

Column C has a series of numbers 1- 27. F129 and D129 are the
conditions
e.g. 22 and 5

So what I am trying to achieve is if Column B contains Exeter then look
at
that specific worksheet withing the range of worksheets and sumproduct
two
lines of cash flows based on the two rows where the numbers 22 and 5
are in
Column C

Hope you can understand that

"Domenic" wrote:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(THREED(Start:End!$B$154:$B$180)=$E129),--(THREED(Star
t:End!
$C$1
54:$C$180)=$D129),--(THREED(Start:End!$C$154:$C$180)=$F129),THREED(S
tart:E
nd!$
H$154:$H$180))

In the above formula, the second and third arguments of SUMPRODUCT
both
refer to Column C, for which two different criteria has to met. Can
you
confirm which columns need to be referenced, and the condition that
applies to each?

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In article ,
MattEd101 wrote:

I say works a treat

my new formula turned out to be

=SUMPRODUCT(--(THREED(start:End!$A$9:$A$13)=$B9),--(THREED(start:End
!$B$9:
$B$1
3)=$A9),THREED(start:End!D$9$13))

Which worked. This was only a test however so I tried to replicate
with
the
following (which has 3 conditions)

=SUMPRODUCT(--(THREED(Start:End!$B$154:$B$180)=$E129),--(THREED(Star
t:End!
$C$1
54:$C$180)=$D129),--(THREED(Start:End!$C$154:$C$180)=$F129),THREED(S
tart:E
nd!$
H$154:$H$180))

But each time I press F9 on the Threed arrays, the result does not
refer
to
the data in the colums specified.

E.g C154:C180 should look at an array of numbers, but when you
press F9,
it
actually returns an array of place names which is what B154:B180
should
be
looking at! I thought anchoring the array would help but apparently
not





"MattEd101" wrote:

I realised I hadn't used ranges of the same size this morning,
works a
treat
now

Cheers for the response

You will probably see me on here again at some point.

Matt

"Domenic" wrote:

The ranges for each argument need to be the same size. For
which
range
does the first condition need to be met?

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In article
,
MattEd101 wrote:

Dominic

I am having reall issues with Threed.

Im trying to incorporate it into a sumproduct as shown in
your last
response. The formula is

=SUMPRODUCT(--(THREED(Start:End!A3)=A6),--(THREED(Start:End!A6
:A9)=$
B6),
THREED
(Start:End!C69))

However the first two Threed arrays look at text rather than
figures.
For
example Start:end!A3 looks at two worksheets with the words
Exeter
in
worksheet 1 and Barnsley in worksheet 2. However within the
formula
above the
threed function returns

{0;"Exe ";"Barn ";0}

which when I put in the condition =A6 of "Exeter", the
formula
returns
False.

Is this a limitation of Threed or am I doing something wrong?

Cheers

Matt