Summing Rows Using Macros

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dtweah

Hi I am looking for a macro code that adds all rows with the same ID number,
creat a new row or column of sums while not adding the ID's and deletes all
previous rows so that I am only
left with the Previous ID and the sum figures in their respective
rows/columns. Please
see an example below. Thanks for any help.

Problem I have
ID Blah Blah1
2 5 2.5
2 6 3.5
2 7 4.5
2 8 5.5
3 9 6.5
3 10 7.5
3 11 8.5
3 12 9.5
3 13 10.5
4 14 11.5
4 15 12.5
4 16 13.5
4 17 14.5

Solution I want
ID Blah Blah1
2 26 16
3 55 42.5
4 62 52
 
Dtweah,

Are you using Microsoft Access? This is not really a database task, it is
almost more like the kind of thing you might do in a spreadsheet, which
makes me wonder whether you are talking about another programme. If so, you
will have a better chance of a good answer in a newsgroup dedicated to the
software you are using e.g. Excel.
 
I am using Microsoft Excel and have 80,000 rows of data. Need an excel macro
code to do this for me. Thanks
 
Dtweah,

Ah! Well, the focus of this newsgroup is Macros in Access, the database
programme. Macros in Access do not resemble macros in Excel. As I
indicated in my earlier reply, you will have a better chance of a good
answer if you re-post to an Excel newsgroup.
 

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