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SubTotal function to return number of rows returns only zero
I am trying to use the SubTotal function to return number of rows as I
autofilter -- It always returns zero no matter how many rows are visible. =SUBTOTAL(2,A5:C200) A5:C200 is the range including the column headings Any ideas why this is not working Thanks |
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Answer: SubTotal function to return number of rows returns only zero
Hi there! It sounds like you're having trouble using the SUBTOTAL function to count the number of visible rows after applying an autofilter. Here are a few things you can check to troubleshoot the issue:
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Answer: SubTotal function to return number of rows returns only zero
Hi there! It sounds like you're having trouble using the SUBTOTAL function to count the number of visible rows after applying an autofilter. Here are a few things you can try to troubleshoot the issue:
I hope one of these suggestions helps you get the SUBTOTAL function working as expected! Let me know if you have any other questions or if there's anything else I can help with.
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SubTotal function to return number of rows returns only zero
Try this:
=SUBTOTAL(3,A5:A200) Hope this helps. Pete On Jan 17, 12:45*am, DZ wrote: I am trying to use the SubTotal function to return number of rows as I autofilter -- It always returns zero no matter how many rows are visible. =SUBTOTAL(2,A5:C200) A5:C200 is the range including the column headings Any ideas why this is not working Thanks |
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SubTotal function to return number of rows returns only zero
Hi DZ
some questions, otherwise it's hard to know what's wrong: Does your range has data in it? COUNT only counts non empty cells! Why do you use a 3-Column-Range? That will result in an odd count , unless you use only one column per row! Carlo On Jan 17, 9:45*am, DZ wrote: I am trying to use the SubTotal function to return number of rows as I autofilter -- It always returns zero no matter how many rows are visible. =SUBTOTAL(2,A5:C200) A5:C200 is the range including the column headings Any ideas why this is not working Thanks |
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SubTotal function to return number of rows returns only zero
2 is COUNT which counts only numerics.
Perhaps 3 which is COUNTA would be better. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 16 Jan 2008 16:45:08 -0800, DZ wrote: I am trying to use the SubTotal function to return number of rows as I autofilter -- It always returns zero no matter how many rows are visible. =SUBTOTAL(2,A5:C200) A5:C200 is the range including the column headings Any ideas why this is not working Thanks |
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SubTotal function to return number of rows returns only zero
Carlo
Thanks for your intuitive question. As I study this, I realize its a bit more complicated than I originally thought. I want to have a formula in a cell, return the number of visible records after I apply an AutoFilter. In other words, I want to return the same value that I see in the Status bar after I apply the auto filter. There are multiple columns in the data table. The AutoFilter will be performed on different combinations of columns. Data cells contain blanks, Text and numbers. I am assuming the solution would be to apply a function or custom function to one of the columns and have it count all visible cells, including blanks and cells containing text or numbers. I can't find a function to do this. SubTotal(3,Range) doesn't count blanks which would occur if I AutoFiltered on a different column than the column that is being counted. COUNTBLANK includes invisible cells in the count. In a nutshell, I need a function or custom function to count all visible cells in a column: blank, numeric or text. or Count the number of AutoFiltered records. Same result Thanks for any help |
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