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Hi, I am new to VBA and need help on a macro that can sum data ranges of different lengths.
See attachment.
For example, imagine data in cells A2:N25000 (obviously, this example in the attachment has been shortened). At this point, also imagine that rows 7 & 8 did not exist. So, there is a continuous stream of data for vaious counties in A2:N25000. For the purpose of context, the data contain mortgage information for all the lenders in a particular county for an entire US state.
Is it possible to create a macro that would insert two rows after each county in the data range (e.g., rows 7 & 8 in the attachment)? In other words, in the first row a macro would insert a row (row 7) that sums the results of the top 25 lenders in each county. Then, the macro would insert a second row (row 
that sums the results of ALL the lenders in each county?
Assuming there aren't 25 lenders in a county, the macro would return the results for ALL the lenders in that county. In this instance, therefore, the results for the top 25 lenders in the county would be identical to the results for ALL the lenders in that county (so the two inserted rows inserted by the macro would contain the same information).
In addition, if there are more than 25 lenders in a county (such as in Anchorage), the macro would insert only the sum of the top 25 lenders in the first row, followed by the sum of ALL the lenders in Anchorage in the second row.
Again, I could do this manually (as I did for Aleutians East county in rows 7&8), but a macro would be most beneficial considering the total number of counties in the United States.
I appreciate any insight you can provide.
Thank you,
Bernard