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calculating filtered results
I just use:
=SUBTOTAL(2,<range) "BorisS" wrote: I believe that before '07, there was some way I could have a sum formula (or some derivation of it) that only summed the visible elements of a filtered list. Any help on what the method is for that? -- Boris |
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calculating filtered results
I thought that SUBTOTAL(2, ...) did a COUNT, not a SUM?
-- David Biddulph "Eric" wrote in message ... I just use: =SUBTOTAL(2,<range) "BorisS" wrote: I believe that before '07, there was some way I could have a sum formula (or some derivation of it) that only summed the visible elements of a filtered list. Any help on what the method is for that? -- Boris |
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