Hello fellow lovers of excel, attached file is supposed to do the following:
THe macro AddReport:
--creates new sheet for report (works)
--initialize data on new sheet (works)
--create a new named formula for the data on the page (works)
--updates a cummulative named formula to combine all the ranges togeter (nope, don't work)
I'm just not sure how to combine named ranges (formulas). I have 2 tables in the attachment and want the named formula for CUmmTable to be the "combined table" from Ptable1 and Ptable2
By combined i mean i want all the rows treated as if they were part of one table.
How do you combine 2 tables defined similar to this: =$A$2:INDEX($1:$1048576,counta($A:$A),counta($1:$1))
Thank you
Last edited by GeneralDisarray; 01-26-2012 at 02:22 PM. Reason: forgot attachment
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Hi
so what output are you expecting to see? The sum of the 2 values? Or a matrix of all the specific types?
rylo
To get a feel for what I want assume one named formula (PTable1) represents 3 rows of data and another named formula represents 2 rows of data. I'm looking for a way to combine them to a table with 5 rows of data.
PTable1
A B C
E F G
H I J
PTable2
1 2 3
4 5 6
Ptable1 "+" Ptable2
A B C
E F G
H I J
1 2 3
4 5 6
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Example attached.
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Usually i macro summaries and I'm just playing with the idea of collecting together named ranges to somehow to allow a summary table to auto-update w/o the need for a macro.
Last edited by GeneralDisarray; 01-27-2012 at 07:14 AM. Reason: further explanation
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