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Subtotals in Excel 2003 with Autofilter and Grouping
Is there a way to use subtotals where the subtotal ignores filtered
rows but includes the grouped rows? It is interesting that when you collapse the group the subtotal includes the rows but if you filter first and then collapse the group the subtotal ignores both the filtered rows and the grouped rows. thanks |
Subtotals in Excel 2003 with Autofilter and Grouping
Not that I know.
After I first saw this, I decided that I'd always use one or the other--but not both. It made it easier since I didn't have to explain the problem to the manager types <vbg. bb wrote: Is there a way to use subtotals where the subtotal ignores filtered rows but includes the grouped rows? It is interesting that when you collapse the group the subtotal includes the rows but if you filter first and then collapse the group the subtotal ignores both the filtered rows and the grouped rows. thanks -- Dave Peterson |
Subtotals in Excel 2003 with Autofilter and Grouping
Can you think of any other way to accomplish both filters and grouping?
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Subtotals in Excel 2003 with Autofilter and Grouping
I haven't.
bb wrote: Can you think of any other way to accomplish both filters and grouping? -- Dave Peterson |
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