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  1. 08-01-2012, 06:50 PM #1
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    VBA loops

    Hi All,

    I am trying to create a loop to count the number of rainy days. If there is no rain the value is 0, but if it rains then the value is <0. I want to add all the days of rain in a year and the value returned should be the total number of rainy days. 

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    Re: VBA loops

    @ Malowle

    Welcome to the forum. Now that your thread has been moved to the appropriate forum you should get some help soon.

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    Re: VBA loops

    Hi

    you don't need loops for this.

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    Re: VBA loops

    Why do you need VBA. You could just use COUNTIF.

    =366-COUNTIF(A2:A367,0)

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    Re: VBA loops

    How about =ABS(SUMPRODUCT(SIGN(C2:C367)))
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    Re: VBA loops

    Thanks all for your reply.
    I am combining this code with another code in VBA and it would have been nice to have everything in vba.
    I have tried some of your suggestion but they seem to be giving something else.
    i may have expressed myself incorrectly, but what i meant was to count the rainy days, not the amount of rain in each cell.

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    Re: VBA loops

    for further help, please post a sample workbook.

    the COUNTIF formula counts the days, ir doesn't sum them.
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    Re: VBA loops

    Thanks again, but the COUNTIF does give me 360.
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    Re: VBA loops

    A sample workbook please.
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    Re: VBA loops

    This is the file
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    Re: VBA loops

    In your example:

    C2: =COUNTA(B2:B366) = 365
    D2: =COUNTIF(B2:B366,0) = 317
    E2: =365-COUNTIF(B2:B366,0) = 48
    F2: =D2+E2 = 365

    If you drag these formulae down, they will give a 365 "rolling" total.

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    And column E:

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    Re: VBA loops

    Thanks again,

    Where shall I put this code in the workbook and I am going through a data from 1942, which is the reason why I was more keen to use a VBA code.

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    Re: VBA loops

    I am working out the difference beteen the top and the bottom elevation of an aquifer. I have matrix data for both and i need an excell function to go through each cell in both sheets and calculate the difference.

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    Re: VBA loops

    I am working out the difference beteen the top and the bottom elevation of an aquifer. I have matrix data for both and i need an excell function to go through each cell in both sheets and calculate the difference.

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    Re: Excel equation for calculation of base depth

    I am working out the difference beteen the top and the bottom elevation of an aquifer. I have matrix data for both and i need an excell function to go through each cell in both sheets and calculate the difference.

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    Re: VBA loops

    The full code:

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    Is this a new question? If it is, you should start a new thread. Either way, you'll need to provide a lot more information.


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    Loops to calculate the difference between two spread sheets

    Hi TSM,

    This is a sample of how it looks

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    Re: VBA loops

    I really have no idea what that means. If you want simply to take bottom from top for each cell, then this does that:

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