How to perform a running total in Excel vba.

excelway

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I have a sheet with four columns i.e Credit,Debit and Balance.I want VBA help for running total in the colum of Balance

Code:
Credit                 Debit                        Balance
            
           3                         0                              3
         
           8                         0                             11

           0                        5                              6

          0                          2                              4

         10                        0                                14

and so on ....





Please let me help to write the vba code for the above caculation.

Thanks
 

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Why VBA? A simple Excel formula will return this.
For example, if your data was in cells A2:B6, put this formula in cell C2:
=A2-B2
and then this formula in cell C3 and copy down to C6:
=C2+A3-B3
and there you have your running total.

If VBA, is this part of a bigger procedure? If so, please post that code.
Otherwise, you need to tell us exactly where the VBA code is to get the inputs from, and what it is doing with the running total (returning it somewhere)?
 
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I know the formula but i don't like the formulas in excel sheet because it slow the excel.I want direct vba code to perform the running total.
 
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Your request is a little too generic. We need details.

How/when do you want the VBA code to run (automated?, called manually? on existing data or as data is entered?)

What is the structure of your data (specific columns/rows, etc)?
 
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