Hello!
I am working on a budgetsystem, we have lots of excelfiles. Each department on the company put in values in these files where we have set the template for the appreance. All files look the same.
On top of all this we have a files that goes thru all the files and calculates the values for each department.
Now, what i want to do is to take the value from all the files (departments) and put them in the right place in the totalfile where the values are calculated. With the function CalculateSums it takes the values from all the files where the specified range is for example C80:N85.. now this method only places the values in the same place in the total file. How can i change that so i can place it in another range, like C30:N35 etc. ??
RegardsSub CalculateSums(baseDir As String, fname As String) Dim rngIndex As Integer Dim j As Integer Dim newSum As Long Dim fileExpression As String Dim previousSum As Long previousSum = 0 On Error GoTo CalculateSums_Err If ActiveSheet.ProtectContents = True Then ActiveSheet.Unprotect Password:="PASSWORD" End If For rngIndex = 0 To 0 With Sheet2.Range(ranges(rngIndex)) 'If the cell in Sheet1 of the closed workbook is not 'empty the pull in it's content, else put in an Error. fileExpression = "'" & baseDir & "[" & fname & "]Sheet1'!RC="""",0,'" & baseDir & "[" & fname & "]Sheet1'!RC" .FormulaR1C1 = "=IF(" & fileExpression & ")" 'Delete all Error cells On Error Resume Next .SpecialCells(xlCellTypeFormulas, xlErrors).Clear On Error GoTo 0 'Change all formulas to Values only .Value = .Value End With Sheet1.Select Dim cell Dim oldVal As Long Dim newVal As Long For Each cell In Sheet2.Range(ranges(rngIndex)) oldVal = Sheet1.Cells(cell.Row, cell.Column) If IsNumeric(cell.Value) Then newVal = oldVal + cell.Value If newVal <> 0 Then Sheet1.Cells(cell.Row, cell.Column) = newVal Else Sheet1.Cells(cell.Row, cell.Column) = "" End If End If Next cell Next rngIndex CalculateSums_End: Exit Sub CalculateSums_Err: MsgBox "Failed: " & fname End Sub
Anders
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