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  1. pawnman

    Conditional sums in Excel

    Ken is the man, and I'm hoping this approach flies with the boss. Not sure just how much of the data I need to hold on to, "for posterity". The reason the sheet is so darned disorganized is that the original data file was a plain ascii text file, which I imported into Excel. It has been a...
  2. pawnman

    Conditional sums in Excel

    Sumproduct would be excellent if I needed to sum up all the values. But I need to sum them individually. Is there a way to use individual sumproducts and stop when there is a blank row? The information isn't uniform, IE, the first set might have 10 rows, the next 30, the next 12.
  3. pawnman

    Conditional sums in Excel

    I'm trying to sum the number of items. The number +XX is the value of the items, the next number is the number of items, the next number after that is the total value of the items. What I need is to sum the number of items in EACH deposit. Hope that clears things up. Really, only two columns...
  4. pawnman

    Use a loop to hide rows

    hcount is a single cell. Column h, row count. When count increments, it will run the program through all the rows, looking for a value in column H. At least, that's the plan.
  5. pawnman

    Use a loop to hide rows

    I'm sure this is a simple matter, but I am struggling with it. Basically, I want the program to loop through a single column, like this (Pseudo code): dim count as integer count = 1 do until EOD if hcount = "" select whole row hide whole row end if increment count loop End program. Any...
  6. pawnman

    Conditional sums in Excel

    If it healps, I'm thinking that I can use a loop to do this, breaking at the blank rows between deposits. Still, I can't figure out the "conditional sum" problem, and what exactly the conditions would be (since each cell starts with a number then +$, but the other cells also start with a number...)
  7. pawnman

    Conditional sums in Excel

    Yeah, I've actually been using the Sumif to generate summaries for each one. The problem is, the deposit data doesn't have a consistent length. I need to find the number of bills in each deposit. Here's a little sample: 1 >Declared 1 -8,500.50 Glory GFR 2 +$ 100 6 600 Glory GFR 3...
  8. pawnman

    Conditional sums in Excel

    I'm pretty new to VBA, so here's my question: I have an Excel worksheet with 8 columns of data. I need to sum every few rows in a single column, based on a different column (It's figuring out the number of bills in deposits for a bank, so I need to sum only the columns that are bills while...
  9. pawnman

    "Next 20"-style perl script for a database

    A second, unrelated question. Can anyone help me puzzle out why I'm getting an error here: [Mon May 19 15:41:17 2003] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] Can't modify numeric lt (<) in scalar assignment at c:/iperl/cgi-bin/profoundprocess.pl line 216, near...
  10. pawnman

    &quot;Next 20&quot;-style perl script for a database

    Here's the deal. We have a perl script that queries a database. We can pull individual records, people who have paid, etc. What we want is a way to access ALL the records, twenty at a time, using little &quot;next 20&quot; and &quot;last 20&quot; links like on a search engine. Right now...

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