Enter a formula in the first cell of a set column in my table with VBA

Xalova

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So basicly what my problem is is that:
I have a table named "Teilbedarf". There is a column with the name "Benennung". I use a macro to delete the whole table every so often. But i need to enter a formula again in the first cell of "Benennung" after i deleted the whole table.

How do i do that via vba?
 

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Assuming that you mean "cleared" rather than "deleted", do you mean something like the code below?

VBA Code:
Sub Xalova()
    Dim myTbl As ListObject
    Set myTbl = ActiveSheet.ListObjects("Teilbedarf")
    myTbl.DataBodyRange.Cells(1, myTbl.ListColumns("Benennung").Index).Formula = "=SUM(G7:G26)"
End Sub
 
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Assuming that you mean "cleared" rather than "deleted", do you mean something like the code below?

VBA Code:
Sub Xalova()
    Dim myTbl As ListObject
    Set myTbl = ActiveSheet.ListObjects("Teilbedarf")
    myTbl.DataBodyRange.Cells(1, myTbl.ListColumns("Benennung").Index).Formula = "=SUM(G7:G26)"
End Sub
i tried to run your code and substitue your Formula ("=SUM(G7:G26)") with my formula ("=[@Normteil]&" "&[@Norm]&IF(SUMPRODUCT(--([@Normteil]=Schraubenklassen))>0,"x"&[@Abmaße],"")") which sadly did not work. I do not know why tho.
 
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Did it put my formula in correctly?
i mean.. copy paste, no?

VBA Code:
Sub Xalova()
Dim myTbl As ListObject
    Set myTbl = ActiveSheet.ListObjects("Teilbedarf")
    myTbl.DataBodyRange.Cells(1, myTbl.ListColumns("Benennung").Index).Formula = "=[@Normteil]&" "&[@Norm]&IF(SUMPRODUCT(--([@Normteil]=Schraubenklassen))>0,"x"&[@Abmaße],"")"
End Sub
 
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I didn't ask about your formula that you have put in the last post. I asked if it put my formula in correctly, in other words did it put my formula in the correct cell?

I am not asking if your formula works or not as that is a different question.
 
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I didn't ask about your formula that you have put in the last post. I asked if it put my formula in correctly, in other words did it put my formula in the correct cell?

I am not asking if your formula works or not as that is a different question.
Yes your formula did work and it did write in the correct cell. If that answers your question
 
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Then your formula is incorrect and so that is a different question to how to place a formula in a cell, which you should start a new thread for (especially as I am going out for a few hours).
 
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