SUBTOTAL is the one...........

From Help:
SUBTOTAL will ignore any hidden rows that result from a list being filtered.
This is important when you want to subtotal only the visible data that
results from a list that you have filtered.


Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3



"mar10" wrote in message
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I have spreadsheet with about 20 data fields (columns). But for
simplicity I've created my question just using a few fields - but
the answer will really apply to the additional fields I have on my
spreadsheet.


I have a spreadsheet the contains the year a new employee was hired,
their name and their sex.

A number of different people will be viewing this and I would like to
allow them to filter what items they'd like to see and then creat a
count on the M (males) and F (females) found on the filtered items.


I was thinking @countif would work, but it does not apply just to the
filtered data. Is there another function I'm not aware of?

Thanks for the help