insert a Sum formula then loop down a column

jessecantrell

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Looking to loop a sum formula down column "F". Column D will be blank but column E will have values in it. I then want to input values into column d, to reflect the value in D + E.
 

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I am currently on my work laptop. When I get home I will download and use that. I cannot download that on my work computer.
 
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Then put a complete image with the results you need and an explanation of how you arrive at those results.

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So this is a payroll invoice that I compile for my HR department and the contractor origination my company uses. Sometimes we miss hours and we retro pay on the next statement. These values are never consistent and will be put in column "D" starting in row 7. In fow "E" (Week " " paid hours. is pulled from our labor tracking system that we use; this part is correct. I copy it and several other columns in with VBA. In column "F" is the total hours. I would like to have a formula in that collum that will sum "d7" and "e7" into "f7" then sum "d8" and "E8" into "F8" and so on. Like I was saying earlier the Retro hours column (D) are not every week and person specific. Usually just a handful. So I would like to enter those in on this sheet manually and it sum it collumn "F". I would also like it to sum the values into column f even if there is a 0 in column d. Please excuse the formatting. I will write that into the code at a later time.
 

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Then put a complete image with the results you need and an explanation of how you arrive at those results.

;)
So this is a payroll invoice that I compile for my HR department and the contractor origination my company uses. Sometimes we miss hours and we retro pay on the next statement. These values are never consistent and will be put in column "D" starting in row 7. In fow "E" (Week " " paid hours. is pulled from our labor tracking system that we use; this part is correct. I copy it and several other columns in with VBA. In column "F" is the total hours. I would like to have a formula in that collum that will sum "d7" and "e7" into "f7" then sum "d8" and "E8" into "F8" and so on. Like I was saying earlier the Retro hours column (D) are not every week and person specific. Usually just a handful. So I would like to enter those in on this sheet manually and it sum it collumn "F". I would also like it to sum the values into column f even if there is a 0 in column d. Please excuse the formatting. I will write that into the code at a later time.

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