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VBA Summing a Table Inside of a UserForm

Alright I've been at this workbook for 15 hours today and I didn't expect this to fight me... but it is. What's the correct Syntax to Sum and entire table's column in VBA for a field in my userform?

Private Sub drpFHInputMethod_Change()
    If drpFHInputMethod.Value = "From Planning Dashboard" Then
        txtReqFH.Value = Application.WorksheetFunction.Sum(TableFHAnalysisEngine[ApprovedHours])
        txtReqFH.Locked = True
        OptionButtonYes.SetFocus
    Else: txtReqFH.Locked = False
        txtReqFH.Value = ""
        txtReqFH.SetFocus
    End If
End Sub

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Roy Cox

The easiest way would be to make use of the Table's Total Row assuming you are referring to a Data table. This is untested but attach an example workbook and I'll lcheck it for you

 Dim oTbl As ListObject
    Dim TotalsOn As Boolean
    Set oTbl = ActiveSheet.ListObjects("TableFHAnalysisEngine")
    With oTbl.ShowTotals
        TotalsOn = .ShowTotals
        If .ShowTotals = False Then .ShowTotals = True
        .ListColumns("ApprovedHours").TotalsCalculation = _
        xlTotalsCalculationSum
        MsgBox .Range("TableFHAnalysisEngine[[#Totals],[ApprovedHours]").Value
        .ShowTotals = TotalsOn
    End With

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-Polak

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That threw a

for me. Here's a dummy workbook. Honestly if the best/easiest way is to just have a backendsheet do the worksheet calculation and then pass that value into the User form I'm not opposed(if you look at my code a bunch of the other buttons already use a backend sheet).... I just thought it would be simple to do this all in VBA.
VBAUSerFormSumming.xlsm

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Martin Liss

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-Polak

ASKER

(looks like I forgot to rename) Nice! I just learned about DatabodyRange and xlCellTypeVisible yesterday. Infact, that's how "Table 1" gets its data in the first place in the real workbook.

Martin Liss

I'm glad I was able to help.

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