rharri1972
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Hello All!
I have a spreadsheet which is an MRP (Materials Report Planning) report. I work for a fabrication company and this report gives me the metal material needed based upon orders placed in the system.
I have two worksheets
Control button is on Worksheets("INSTRUCTIONS") and the actual report is on...wait for it....... worksheets("REPORT") ha!
I have columns A:M with each header being in ROW3 and data starting in ROW4. These rows go down to about 1500 to 1600 so if needed I would use a range of rows of about 2000 as sometimes depending on jobs in system, it could reach that number.
I would first need to sort entire range A-Z using PRODUCT ID in COLUMN E.
I would then like to SUM at each change in PRODUCT ID and add Total to MRP QTY which is COLUMN H.
If anyone can help it is GREATLY appreciated. If you are also willing... can you break it up with explanation as everything I have looked at trying to figure this out makes me feel like I need a computer science degree to figure this out. Obviously the extra work to explain is not needed but would be very much appreciated just so i can have an understanding.
I have a spreadsheet which is an MRP (Materials Report Planning) report. I work for a fabrication company and this report gives me the metal material needed based upon orders placed in the system.
I have two worksheets
Control button is on Worksheets("INSTRUCTIONS") and the actual report is on...wait for it....... worksheets("REPORT") ha!
I have columns A:M with each header being in ROW3 and data starting in ROW4. These rows go down to about 1500 to 1600 so if needed I would use a range of rows of about 2000 as sometimes depending on jobs in system, it could reach that number.
I would first need to sort entire range A-Z using PRODUCT ID in COLUMN E.
I would then like to SUM at each change in PRODUCT ID and add Total to MRP QTY which is COLUMN H.
If anyone can help it is GREATLY appreciated. If you are also willing... can you break it up with explanation as everything I have looked at trying to figure this out makes me feel like I need a computer science degree to figure this out. Obviously the extra work to explain is not needed but would be very much appreciated just so i can have an understanding.