When using Data | Subtotals you have to specify "For each change in
"... column xyz. Instead, you can obtain a unique list of all the
values in that column (easily done with Advanced Filters, and usually
better placed in a different sheet), then you can use SUMIF formulae
to summarise the data in a separate table. More complex summaries can
be obtained using SUMPRODUCT formulae, or array formulae along the
lines of SUM(IF( ...

I find this far more useful than the in-built sub-totalling feature.

Hope this helps.

Pete

On Mar 12, 1:08*am, Elzora wrote:
I created a grand totals row using autosum and saved it in a macro. *My
problem is that when I use the macro on table of different sizes, the grand
totals are always created on the same row number. *Is there another way to
get grand totals without using subtotals?