Using class in place of array

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Change the minus to a plus in my code. If that doesn't work for you, then you'll need to give us some more to go on
 
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Change the minus to a plus in my code. If that doesn't work for you, then you'll need to give us some more to go on


Assume I have two columns of data:

Code:
Name Oranges
a        1
a        2
a        1
b        2
b        3
b        4
c        3
c        4
c        3
d        2
e        6
f        5

Suppose I want to add up the Oranges, according to the Name. This will do it.

Code:
Option Explicit
Sub Start()
    Dim DataArray() As Variant
    
    DataArray = Cells(1, 1).CurrentRegion.Value
    
    Dim DataArrayRows As Integer
    
    DataArrayRows = UBound(DataArray(), 1)
    
    Dim Total As Double
    
    Dim Counter As Integer
    
    Dim j As Integer
    
    For Counter = 2 To DataArrayRows - 1
        
        j = Counter
        
        Do Until DataArray(j, 1) <> DataArray(j + 1, 1)
        
            Total = Total + DataArray(j, 2)
            
            j = j + 1
        
        Loop
            
            Total = Total + DataArray(j, 2)
            
            Cells(j, 3).Value = Total
            
            Total = 0
            
            Counter = j
            
    Next Counter
End Sub


But I want to incorporate classes as in your previous example.

Code:
Sub UsingClass()
    Dim DataArray() As Variant
    
    DataArray = Cells(1, 1).CurrentRegion.Value
    
    Dim DataArrayRows As Integer
    
    DataArrayRows = UBound(DataArray(), 1)
    
    Dim Total As Double
    
    Dim Counter As Integer
    
    Dim j As Integer
    
    Dim MyClass(1 To 13) As Class1
    
    For Counter = 2 To DataArrayRows - 1
        
        j = Counter
            
        Set MyClass(Counter) = New Class1
        
        Do Until MyClass(Counter).Name <> MyClass(Counter + 1).Name
        
            Total = Total + DataArray(j, 2)
            
            j = j + 1
        
        Loop
            
            Total = Total + DataArray(j, 2)
            
            Cells(j, 3).Value = Total
            
            Total = 0
            
            Counter = j
            
    Next Counter
End Sub

The above does NOT work. Seems you need to add:

Code:
Set MyClass(Counter+1)=New Class

Even then, the difficulty lies on this line:

Code:
Do Until DataArray(j, 1) <> DataArray(j + 1, 1)

Thanks
 
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It looks like you've cross-posted this, in which case you should know the rules by now. Links, please.
 
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