VBA code to sum a range based on criteria in two separate columns

My apologies for the vague Title in my original post.

I've have the following code:

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Here is what I'm trying to accomplish after the Stop in the above code (BTW, I run the code from VPP.xls, worksheet Travel Time).

Based on the Street name in VPP.xls, worksheet Travel Time, I want to find the distance between the streets from TT.xls worksheet, Travel Time Results, and report that in column E (the table is filled out how it should look after the code is run).

For example, I want the distance between Street A and Street F WB. It should return a value of 5.2 (5238.9/1000).

I've been using the following excel formula in column E in VPP.xls, but I want the code to actually just report the value in the cell. I can't figure out how to use the application.worksheet function, which I may not be able to do because of the : contained within the formula.

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Similar to finding the distance, I want to find the A and B times between those same streets and put that in the appropriate A and B columns. I imagine that would be similar code to the above, so if I can just figure that part out, I can get the rest.

Thanks

J

Again, I apologize for my vagueness originally.

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Maybe this is a viable approach:

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Actually I don't think it works correctly, but you get the idea (perhaps).