Hi,

You don't say so but because you mention 'filtered' I assume you want only a
total of the visible rows. Is that correct?

If so try this

=SUBTOTAL(109,Sheet1!A2:A20)


where A2 to A20 is the full and un-filtered range
--
Mike

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introduces the fewest assumptions while still sufficiently answering the
question.


"ToffeeCoffee" wrote:

How can I copy the sum of a filtered column into a cell in another worksheet
so that when changes are made within the column the change in the sum also
appears in the single cell in the other worksheet?