Add Sum total only when reaching bottom of row based on value in another column

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Hello, I have a sheet with column A has two values, say Incoming and Outgoing. I have column B with the numbers. I want to add Total Incoming and Total Outgoing in column C. Incoming/Outgoing is sorted. So let’s say I have 10 rows of incoming value, then I want total in cell C11 (first row is the header). Then I have 5 rows of Outgoing, then the total would be in cell C16.

The thing is the number of incoming/outgoing could change daily. So tomorrow the total may need to be cell 20 and 25. How can I use a VBA to auto check the last row with Incoming or Outgoing in column A and create a Sum total? Thanks
 

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welcome to the forum. I think it would help the forum (especially me) if you provided a sample of what your data looks like on one day. Also, expected results in column C would be helpful.
 
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First, welcome.

Are you trying to create a running total of Incoming and Outgoing? I would use Sumifs and combine it with an IF statement to only give you a summary in Column B when you need it. I wish you could post a sample of the sheet.

Maybe something like pasted in Cell B2:
=IF($A2<>$A3,SUMIFS($C$1:$C2,$A$1:$A2,$A2),"")
 
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maybe this:

Book1
ABC
1TypeAmtTotal
2Incomming22 
3Incomming23 
4Incomming18 
5Incomming28 
6Incomming16 
7Incomming12119
8Outgoing29 
9Outgoing22 
10Outgoing17 
11Outgoing2088
12Incomming12 
13Incomming23 
14Incomming2459
15Outgoing21 
16Outgoing29 
17Outgoing21 
18Outgoing25 
19Outgoing28124
Sheet2
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C2:C19C2=IF(A3<>A2,SUM($B$2:B2)-SUM($C$1:$C1),"")
 
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Thank you. That’s what I need - the IF statement of A3<>A2. I didn’t think of that, but it worked for my purpose. Thank you!
 
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Thank you. That’s what I need - the IF statement of A3<>A2. I didn’t think of that, but it worked for my purpose. Thank you!
My pleasure.
Best Wishes!
 
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