any macro

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Guest

Hello again,

i read sometime ago about a macro about a macro that can embed formula in a
worksheet...
(e.g)
I have one workbook...
it may have one or more worksheets...
I need to run a macro that can embed the required formulas......
in the last column of the spreadsheet from Row 1 to Row 7, corresponding to
the *count* of each error.type RESULTS that exist in the CURRENT SHEET
only.....

Hence, after i run the simple macro, i have a sheet report on the last
column, showing the count of each type of error...

the last row and the last column, shall not be included in the *count-of*..
Note: the sheet may contain merged cells.

thanks and regards,
driller
 
Your project will require many more details to be able to give specific code,
but maybe this will help for starters........it puts a simple formula in B1
and copies down column B as far as there is data in column A

Sub Macro1()
'Install formula in B1 and fill down equal to column A
Range("B1").Select
ActiveCell.Value = "=2*a1"
Selection.AutoFill Destination:=Range("b1:b" & _
Cells(Rows.Count, 1).End(xlUp).Row)
End Sub

Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3
 
Thanks CLR
sorry for a late reply,
first i try to look for the formula to count each type of error occurence
in the sheet.. i place the *array* formula on IV65536,
{=SUM(IF(ISERROR(A1:IU65535),ERROR.TYPE(A1:IU65535)=1))}
then pop-up warn!
"Excel cannot complete this task with available resources. Choose less data
or close other applications Continue without undo?"<OK,Cancel>

Maybe it will be better not to copy/paste a formula,...to count the 7 error
types..
Only by macro could give me a a Quick count..

e.g
IV1=count of *error.type 1*
IV2=count of *error.type 2*
IV3=count of *error.type 3*
IV4=count of *error.type 4*
IV5=count of *error.type 5*
IV6=count of *error.type 6*
IV7=count of *error.type 7*

i hope this make sense..
regards,
driller
 
CLR,
Please advise if i need make a new thread to have a fresh look of my query...

regards,
driller
 

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