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When you get to the Format Cells popup, under Category:, instead of choosing Accounting, choose Custom, then enter under Type: _($* #,##0.00_);_($* (#,##0.00);_($* #,##0.00_);_(@_) This Custom format
David, You would do an Alt+F11 to get to the vba and then in the project manager, double-click the ThisWorkbook entry for your workbook (or right click on it and select view code). In the module, paste
Helen Here is the way I would handle it. First---Sort the entire list, both column 1 and column 2, by unique identifier. Second go to the subtotal feature and subtotal the list at each change
Assuming you're using Excel 2007 or later: To display zero as $0.00, select cells to format and right-click, choose Format Cells, Number, Category: Currency, OK. To display zero as $ -, select cells
1) The data exists on sheet1 of the workbook that has this macro in it? 2) The macro must copy M3:M16 of this workbook's sheet1? 3) The macro must take the value in Q7 of sheet2 to open a second workbook

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