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subtotal on 2 columns
I have 3 fields: CustNo, CustName, Amount
I want to subtotal the Amount column by either the customer number or the customer name but I want both of those values (CustNo and CustName) to appear on the subtotal line. Currently only the one field that I subtotal by will appear on the subtotal line. My workaround is to make the blank cell equal to the one above it and then copy/paste special values but I am wondering if there is an easier way to do this. |
subtotal on 2 columns
If each customer name has only one number, you can add a column and use the
Concantenate function to combine CustNo and CustName into one cell which you can use for subtotals. "moon11" wrote: I have 3 fields: CustNo, CustName, Amount I want to subtotal the Amount column by either the customer number or the customer name but I want both of those values (CustNo and CustName) to appear on the subtotal line. Currently only the one field that I subtotal by will appear on the subtotal line. My workaround is to make the blank cell equal to the one above it and then copy/paste special values but I am wondering if there is an easier way to do this. |
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