No, since SUBTOTAL is setup to look at references, not numbers, you can't
input a math function. You can do this with SUM because SUM looks for numbers.

Depending on your setup, you can "cheat" by using
=SUM(B1,B2,B3*2)&" "

Using that structure, any other SUM that included this "total" would ignore
it, since its text.
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"Erik at E2open" wrote:

Can you use math functions as arguments in a subtotal formula?

For example, if I want to =subtotal(9,A1,A2,(-2*A3)) is there a way to make
that work?

Thanks to any and all for help with this.
Erik