Automate the Comparison of 2 excel workbooks

derrynek

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Hello!! New user and beginner to VBA.


I'm trying to automate the comparison of 2 excel workbooks and have a message box in the masterfile pop out, telling me if theres a math between the total sum of items in "Books-Raw Listing" & "Raw Listing" workbooks.


Here's the tricky part, the transaction codes in both workbooks are different but have same values. Hence, there's a mapping table in the masterfile which helps me to see which matches to which between the 2 wbs. Also, I only want to sum specific values at the time, ie: Only want to sum "Pages" from wb Books-Raw Listing and "RED","SW-OUT" & "DIV" in wb Raw Listing.


I'm aware a simple SUMIF will do the trick, but im trying to automate this function wherby clicking on a command button will have a message box tell me if there's a match or not.


Here's the code i'm currently using but has not worked:
Sub Compare()
wb2 = Application.WorksheetFunction.SumIf(Range("[Books-RawListing.xlsx]Transaction Analysis!A2:A13"), "PAGES", Range("[Books-RawListing.xlsx]Transaction Analysis!H2:H13"))
wb1a = Application.WorksheetFunction.SumIf(Range("[Raw Listing.xlsx]Raw Listing!A2:A13"), "RED", Range("[Raw Listing.xlsx]Raw Listing!F2:F13"))
wb1b = Application.WorksheetFunction.SumIf(Range("[Raw Listing.xlsx]Raw Listing!A2:A13"), "SW-OUT", Range("[Raw Listing.xlsx]Raw Listing!F2:F13"))
wb1c = Application.WorksheetFunction.SumIf(Range("[Raw Listing.xlsx]Raw Listing!A2:A13"), "DIV", Range("[Raw Listing.xlsx]Raw Listing!F2:F13"))

If wb2 = wb1a + wb1b + wb1c Then
MsgBox "Match!"
Else
MsgBox "No Match"
End If
End Sub
 

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