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Adding totals after filtering
Is it possible to atomatically have rows added up after a filtering process
has been applied? I can apply a sum function but this adds up entries which are and are not displayed after the filtering. I only want the selected entries to be added up automatically. -- Yorkie |
Adding totals after filtering
I like to use Row 1 for the subtotals. Row 2 contains the headers and rows
3-xxx will contain the actual data. Then I can use something like: =subtotal(9,a3:a999) =subtotal() ignores rows hidden by data|filter|autofilter. The Countryman wrote: Is it possible to atomatically have rows added up after a filtering process has been applied? I can apply a sum function but this adds up entries which are and are not displayed after the filtering. I only want the selected entries to be added up automatically. -- Yorkie -- Dave Peterson |
Adding totals after filtering
=SUBTOTAL(9,A:A)
Or a cell range instead of A:A.............A1:A523 Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Mon, 5 Mar 2007 07:59:39 -0800, The Countryman wrote: Is it possible to atomatically have rows added up after a filtering process has been applied? I can apply a sum function but this adds up entries which are and are not displayed after the filtering. I only want the selected entries to be added up automatically. |
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