If you use data|filter|autofilter, then you can change your =sum(...) formula to
=subtotal(9,...)

=subtotal(...)
will ignore those rows hidden by autofilter.

BillBurton57 wrote:

That will only display the blanks, but I need to EXTRACT the rows with blanks
so I can add them up. Summing the amount column keeps the total even if I
only display the blank cells.

"Ron de Bruin" wrote:

Hi BillBurton57

You can use AutoFilter on column C
Choose Blanks in the dropdown


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"BillBurton57" wrote in message ...
I'm trying to write a formula or use filtering to get a list of uncleared
checks in a check register. The data looks like this:
21 A B C
22 Date Amount Cleared
23 xxxxx 1.98 X
24 xxxxx 2.55
25 xxxxx 3.00 X

I need to extract the information for check 124, which has not cleared.
I've tried using the IF and ISBLANK functions in an advanced filter dialgue,
but can't seem to make it work. In the criteria cell, my formula is
=IF(ISBLANK(C23),"",B23).
Thanks





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