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Here, this code will put in the formula, then copy /paste values it so the formula disappears when you're not updating:<br />
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<pre><code id="code-20-35087367-1">Sub Macro2()
'
With Sheets(&quot;Location&quot;).Range(&quot;E9:E917&quot;)
    .FormulaR1C1 = _
        &quot;=SUMPRODUCT((data!R14C2:R20000C2+0&gt;=R2C6)*(data!R14C2:R20000C2+0&lt;=R3C6)*(data!R14C8:R20000C8=RC3))&quot;
    .Value = .Value
End With
End Sub</code></pre>
<br />
Thomas<br />

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Here, this code will put in the formula, then copy /paste values it so the formula disappears when you're not updating:



Sub Macro2()
'
With Sheets("Location").Range("E9:E917")
    .FormulaR1C1 = _
        "=SUMPRODUCT((data!R14C2:R20000C2+0>=R2C6)*(data!R14C2:R20000C2+0<=R3C6)*(data!R14C8:R20000C8=RC3))"
    .Value = .Value
End With
End Sub


Thomas


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Thanks Thomas, this seems perfect! I've run the code and it took little to no processing time; whereas the old way was taken ages.<br />
<br />
Is there a way I could sort the range highest-Lowest, maybe I could use another command button?
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Thanks Thomas, this seems perfect! I've run the code and it took little to no processing time; whereas the old way was taken ages.

Is there a way I could sort the range highest-Lowest, maybe I could use another command button?

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Glad to help. Thanks for the grade.<br />
<br />
Thomas
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Glad to help. Thanks for the grade.

Thomas

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Please can you help, I am hoping to do away with the formulas held within E9:E917 from Sheet3 &quot;Location.<br />
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I was hoping to use a command button that could calculate the occurrence of the listed codes (C9:C917) on sheet1 H14:H873 <br />
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It would then display these in descending order. <br />
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The difficulty is that the formulas currently filter the data by the listed dates in F2:F3 sheet3 and matches this to the dates listed in B14:B873 sheet1.<br />
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help.xls

Please can you help, I am hoping to do away with the formulas held within E9:E917 from Sheet3 "Location.

I was hoping to use a command button that could calculate the occurrence of the listed codes (C9:C917) on sheet1 H14:H873 

It would then display these in descending order. 

The difficulty is that the formulas currently filter the data by the listed dates in F2:F3 sheet3 and matches this to the dates listed in B14:B873 sheet1.






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