GeorgiaGal
New Member
- Joined
- Aug 20, 2023
- Messages
- 1
- Office Version
- 365
- Platform
- Windows
Is anyone an Excel worksheet Macro user?
I'm having difficulty with a macro formula working and now it doesn't.
i.e. Examples:
In F3451: =SUM(F3402:F3450) (Will always be NEGATIVE)
In G3451: =SUM(G3402:G3450) (Will always be POSITIVE)
In H3451: =F3451+G3451 (Should always be NEGATIVE)
The above are computing correctly.
In H3453: _____________ (I manually enter a POSITIVE figure)
In I3453: =NOW() (formatted mm/dd/yyyy)
In H3454: =H3451+H3453 (Ideally should be zero)
In I3454: =IF((F3451+G3451+H3453=0),"Good","Whoops")
H3451 is the sum of a column of negative numerics.
H3453 is the sum of a column of positive numerics.
The dilemma: Up until several weeks ago, I3454 would result in Good or Whoops.
If the resulting expression became Whoops, I would research and correct to receive the Good response.
Otherwise, response is Good, then All is A-Okay and desirable.
NOW The Dilemma/Issue: The result is always Whoops even when I manually see it should be Good. It's ***as though*** it's not recognizing the computation but rather the formula (which is written in alpha/numerics.)
I'm having difficulty with a macro formula working and now it doesn't.
i.e. Examples:
In F3451: =SUM(F3402:F3450) (Will always be NEGATIVE)
In G3451: =SUM(G3402:G3450) (Will always be POSITIVE)
In H3451: =F3451+G3451 (Should always be NEGATIVE)
The above are computing correctly.
In H3453: _____________ (I manually enter a POSITIVE figure)
In I3453: =NOW() (formatted mm/dd/yyyy)
In H3454: =H3451+H3453 (Ideally should be zero)
In I3454: =IF((F3451+G3451+H3453=0),"Good","Whoops")
H3451 is the sum of a column of negative numerics.
H3453 is the sum of a column of positive numerics.
The dilemma: Up until several weeks ago, I3454 would result in Good or Whoops.
If the resulting expression became Whoops, I would research and correct to receive the Good response.
Otherwise, response is Good, then All is A-Okay and desirable.
NOW The Dilemma/Issue: The result is always Whoops even when I manually see it should be Good. It's ***as though*** it's not recognizing the computation but rather the formula (which is written in alpha/numerics.)