Excel vba code to add row based on column values and sum values to the newly added row

Ganeshan

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
  2. MacOS
The following are the conditions that I am trying to achieve
  1. Sort Column F and H, then add a row when there is a value change in both rows. The condition must add a row when the values change
  • Sell - D
  • Sell - S
  • Buy - D
  • Buy - S
  1. After creating the blank row the Column I must sum the values by looping and the summed value must populate in the newly inserted row
  2. Copy the summed value to another worksheet into a particular cell, the code must work with any number of data.
 

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