Closer to Exact

stapuff

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The following is how my data appears on my spreadsheet.
Optimize Production.xls
ABCDEFGH
1PcsPerShift
2450DateDayPerDayShiftsExpectedExpectedProduction
31/17/2005Monday00.0005480
41/18/2005Tuesday00.000OriginalOrderQty.
51/19/2005Wednesday00.0005480
61/20/2005Thursday00.000Difference
71/21/2005Friday548012.1854800
Sheet1


On command button click of this macro:

Sub Button1_Click()
Dim zerocell As Range
Dim c As Range, rng As Range
Dim z As Range, zerorange As Range
Dim x As Long
On Error GoTo ErrorHandler
Set rng = Range("D3:D" & Range("D65000").End(xlUp).Row)
For Each c In rng
If c.Value = 0 Then
Set zerocell = c
x = 0
Do While zerocell.Value = 0
x = x + 1
If zerorange Is Nothing Then
Set zerorange = zerocell
Else
Set zerorange = Union(zerorange, zerocell)
End If
Set zerocell = zerocell.Offset(1, 0)
Loop
For Each z In Union(zerorange, zerocell)
z.Value = zerocell.Value / (zerorange.Count + 1)
Next z
Set zerorange = Intersect(Range("B3"), Range("C3"))
End If
Next c
ErrorHandler:
End Sub

Basically the maco (thanks to martinee) looks for the first 0 in the range, continues down until if finds a value > than 0, then averages the value by the range so my data then appears like the following spreadsheet.
Optimize Production.xls
ABCDEFGH
1PcsPerShift
2450DateDayPerDayShiftsExpectedExpectedProduction
31/17/2005Monday10962.4413506750
41/18/2005Tuesday10962.441350OriginalOrderQty.
51/19/2005Wednesday10962.4413505480
61/20/2005Thursday10962.441350Difference
71/21/2005Friday10962.4413501270
Sheet1


I need the data to appear like the following spreadsheet. Instead of taking the average of the range (example is 2.44 shifts a day) to schedule production more exact.
Optimize Production.xls
JKLMNO
16DesiredResults
17DateDayPerDayShiftsPlannedProduction
181/17/2005Monday90025481
191/18/2005Tuesday9002OriginalOrderQty.
201/19/2005Wednesday9812.185480
211/20/2005Thursday13503Difference
221/21/2005Friday135031
Sheet1



Any help would be greatfully appreciated.

Thank You,

Kurt
 

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