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Is there any way where you can not add a hidden cell once your data is
filtered. I want to add or sum values in a column but only the values which
is displayed once the list is filtered.
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checkout the SUBTOTAL function in Help
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Hi,
Is there any way where you can not add a hidden cell once your data is
filtered. I want to add or sum values in a column but only the values which
is displayed once the list is filtered.

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Look at the SUBTOTAL command in help.

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filtered. I want to add or sum values in a column but only the values
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