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    Max, Min, Round up and Plus through vba

    Hi,

    We are doing some manual calculation but now we have large data around 800 and want help to do it with vba or code

    We are putting the Text Max in N2 and formula O2:Q2 (All formula are different)
    and after that We are putting the Text Min in N3 and formula O3:Q3 (All formula are different)

    All the above work we are doing in N8, N14 and all other.

    we have attached the sheet for your reference.

    kindly check and advice pls.
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    Re: Max, Min, Round up and Plus through vba

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    Re: Max, Min, Round up and Plus through vba

    Done, all the things as u have mentioned

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    Re: Max, Min, Round up and Plus through vba

    when we have run the macro, find the error

    error is:

    Compile error:

    Variable not defined

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    Re: Max, Min, Round up and Plus through vba

    find the solution,

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    Re: Max, Min, Round up and Plus through vba

    that would work and expanding for the other formula would give you the solution

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    Re: Max, Min, Round up and Plus through vba

    yes, its working, we have expand the formula as per our requirement.

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    Re: Max, Min, Round up and Plus through vba

    Hi mehmetcik,

    we have again checked with the formula you have provided, its working but last time its not working we don't know why

    And with your formula, we have also learn many things

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