SUM of Columns based on multiple criteria with User Form

Denny57

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  1. 365
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I am looking to populate a field in a User Form with the sum of a range of cells based on two criteria.

Criteria 1 = Range to be determined by matching all rows in a column (Column A) in Sheet 1 that contain the same value as a textbox on the user form.
Criteria 2 = SUM of the corresponding rows in a second column (Column B) in Sheet 1 to be returned to a specific TextBox in the User Form.

I am just looking for help with the coding for one record, I can readily create the full code once I have the best way to gather this information

USER FORM FIELD DETAILS
txtPayPeriod = Value to be matched with records in Sheet 1 Column A
CmdPayPeriod = Command Button to action the sub routine (For Information Only)
txtGrossPay = SUM of Records in Sheet 1 Column B where value of Column A = txtPayPeriod value.

Many thanks
 

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Alex

Hopefully this link will allow you access to the file


I am only looking for additional code for the Search By Pay Month Command to return the 6 controls in the bottom right of the User Form.

Dave
 
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Does this format not give you what you need ?
(add or remove criteria as required)

VBA Code:
    txtMonthlyWorkHours = Format(WorksheetFunction.SumIfs( _
                                Columns("J"), _
                                Columns("B"), cboSchedulingType.Value, _
                                Columns("C"), cboLocation.Value, _
                                Columns("D"), cboPayMonthSearch.Value), _
                            "#,##0.00")
 
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Solution
Does this format not give you what you need ?
(add or remove criteria as required)

VBA Code:
    txtMonthlyWorkHours = Format(WorksheetFunction.SumIfs( _
                                Columns("J"), _
                                Columns("B"), cboSchedulingType.Value, _
                                Columns("C"), cboLocation.Value, _
                                Columns("D"), cboPayMonthSearch.Value), _
                            "#,##0.00")
Alex

Thank you, I have eventually managed to code the Command Button so the code works with a couple of exceptions.

VBA Code:
Private Sub cmdPayMonthSearch_Click()

txtMonthlyPayMonth.Value = cboPayMonthSearch.Value
txtMonthlyWorkHours = Format(WorksheetFunction.SumIfs(Columns("J"), Columns("B"), "Work", Columns("D"), cboPayMonthSearch.Value), "#,##0.00")
txtMonthlyWorkEarningsGross = Format(WorksheetFunction.SumIfs(Columns("L"), Columns("B"), "Work", Columns("D"), cboPayMonthSearch.Value), "#,##0.00")
txtMonthlyLeaveHours = Format(WorksheetFunction.SumIfs(Columns("J"), Columns("B"), "Leave", Columns("D"), cboPayMonthSearch.Value), "#,##0.00")
txtMonthlyLeaveEarningsGross = Format(WorksheetFunction.SumIfs(Columns("L"), Columns("B"), "Leave", Columns("D"), cboPayMonthSearch.Value), "#,##0.00")
txtMonthlyEarningsGross = txtMonthlyWorkEarningsGross.Value + txtMonthlyLeaveEarningsGross.Value
End Sub
txtMonthlyWorkEarningsGross and txtMonthlyLeaveEarningsGross are populated with Currency (£) totals. If there a simple cahnge that can show the values as currency.
Also
txtMonthlyEarningsGross = txtMonthlyWorkEarningsGross.Value + txtMonthlyLeaveEarningsGross.Value does not work and should provide the total of these two textboxes

Thank you again for you invaluable help

Dave
 
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Alex

Thank you, I have eventually managed to code the Command Button so the code works with a couple of exceptions.

VBA Code:
Private Sub cmdPayMonthSearch_Click()

txtMonthlyPayMonth.Value = cboPayMonthSearch.Value
txtMonthlyWorkHours = Format(WorksheetFunction.SumIfs(Columns("J"), Columns("B"), "Work", Columns("D"), cboPayMonthSearch.Value), "#,##0.00")
txtMonthlyWorkEarningsGross = Format(WorksheetFunction.SumIfs(Columns("L"), Columns("B"), "Work", Columns("D"), cboPayMonthSearch.Value), "#,##0.00")
txtMonthlyLeaveHours = Format(WorksheetFunction.SumIfs(Columns("J"), Columns("B"), "Leave", Columns("D"), cboPayMonthSearch.Value), "#,##0.00")
txtMonthlyLeaveEarningsGross = Format(WorksheetFunction.SumIfs(Columns("L"), Columns("B"), "Leave", Columns("D"), cboPayMonthSearch.Value), "#,##0.00")
txtMonthlyEarningsGross = txtMonthlyWorkEarningsGross.Value + txtMonthlyLeaveEarningsGross.Value
End Sub
txtMonthlyWorkEarningsGross and txtMonthlyLeaveEarningsGross are populated with Currency (£) totals. If there a simple cahnge that can show the values as currency.
Also
txtMonthlyEarningsGross = txtMonthlyWorkEarningsGross.Value + txtMonthlyLeaveEarningsGross.Value does not work and should provide the total of these two textboxes

Thank you again for you invaluable help

Dave
Alex

Thank you for all invaluableyour help

I have finally managed to generate VBA code that will return Currency values in the required textboxes and also to sum these boxes and return the total in a third textbox.

I will store the code should I require to use similar in the future.

Best Regards

Dave
 
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Glad you were able to figure out how to apply it to your specific situation. 👍
I am in Australia and being in a different time zone can make it challenging to keep the ball rolling ;)
 
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