Break up Total Calculation - VBA

GGnore1990

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Hi everyone. I'm a noob excel user seeking a solution for my cost calculation file.

Basically, I have 4 sheets (A, B, C, D).
- The sheet D is used to contain the copied data exported from other software.
- Sheets B and C contain formulas (using SUMIFs) to calculate cost from the data of sheet D.
- Sheet A is the total cost, based on the results of sheets B, C.

Sometimes I have to provide break-up costs for different sections based on customer requirements. I just think of an idea: adding a blank row after each section in sheet D, but I got stuck since I have no idea how SUMIFS could work with the row numbers criteria (I wrote a formula to determine the row range for each section). Could anyone provide any idea for this problem, since I have >100 cells using SUMIFS atm? Would be much appreciated if we can have a VBA solution to determine/calculate/record results for each section.

Thank you so much for reading, please have a nice day :)
 

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