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    Reserve the Horizontal line numbers and information , but the calculation result is change

    Good morning, can anyone help, thanks in advance

    How does VBA remove the Horizontal line numbers, but reserve the Horizontal line numbers and information without deleting

    Attachment file 3 places is filled with color areas, and VBA code execution is required

    ROW(16:34) can be inserted or deleted without affecting the calculation Total result
    ROW(1:16) is fixed, From Row(16:16) to ROW(34:34) is not fixed, delete or add insert at any time

    ROW(A16:A34) ITEM serial number will automatically change according to QTY column when user key in
    Only rows G and I are input by the user , No information or only one J row will be blank
    Column J is based on column G and column I = G * J ,
    G35 Cell SUM(G16:G34) Horizontal line numbers must be automatic deducted
    J35 cell SUM(J16:J34) Horizontal line numbers must be automatic deducted

    Example :
    Suppose the user fills in 3 in Cell G20, user fills in 15.25 in Cell I20 , the serial number of Cell A20 serial number will automatic become 4, and the original 4 of cell A21 will automatically become 5
    At this time, G35 original is 7 , will automatically calculates 10,J20 automatically calculates 45.75
    At this time, J35 original is 310 , will automatically calculates 355.75






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