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Having created subtotals of data, I'd like to be able to copy and paste just
those subtotals to use then for other analysis in another sheet. Is there a
way to do that without bringing over all the lines of data which make up the
subtotals? I find I need to do this often enough to ask someone how to do it
once and for all (if it can be done without going line by line). It would be
nice to be able to just copy and paste as text or values to then use just
those subtotals.

Thanks,
Mike
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Copy then Paste SpecialValuesOKEsc


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On Wed, 17 Oct 2007 08:27:04 -0700, MPN wrote:

Having created subtotals of data, I'd like to be able to copy and paste just
those subtotals to use then for other analysis in another sheet. Is there a
way to do that without bringing over all the lines of data which make up the
subtotals? I find I need to do this often enough to ask someone how to do it
once and for all (if it can be done without going line by line). It would be
nice to be able to just copy and paste as text or values to then use just
those subtotals.

Thanks,
Mike


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Select the range, then press F5, click special and select visible cells
only, click OK and copy and paste


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Having created subtotals of data, I'd like to be able to copy and paste
just
those subtotals to use then for other analysis in another sheet. Is there
a
way to do that without bringing over all the lines of data which make up
the
subtotals? I find I need to do this often enough to ask someone how to do
it
once and for all (if it can be done without going line by line). It would
be
nice to be able to just copy and paste as text or values to then use just
those subtotals.

Thanks,
Mike



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"MPN" wrote in message
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Having created subtotals of data, I'd like to be able to copy and paste
just
those subtotals to use then for other analysis in another sheet. Is there
a
way to do that without bringing over all the lines of data which make up
the
subtotals? I find I need to do this often enough to ask someone how to do
it
once and for all (if it can be done without going line by line). It would
be
nice to be able to just copy and paste as text or values to then use just
those subtotals.

Thanks,
Mike


You can copy just the subtotal rows and then use
Edit Paste Special Values

Have you tried this? Is there a problem?

Stephen


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Thanks, but no good. That's the first thing you'd try but it brings it all over

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On Wed, 17 Oct 2007 08:27:04 -0700, MPN wrote:

Having created subtotals of data, I'd like to be able to copy and paste just
those subtotals to use then for other analysis in another sheet. Is there a
way to do that without bringing over all the lines of data which make up the
subtotals? I find I need to do this often enough to ask someone how to do it
once and for all (if it can be done without going line by line). It would be
nice to be able to just copy and paste as text or values to then use just
those subtotals.

Thanks,
Mike





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Peo,

That's it! Thank you so much!

Mike

"Peo Sjoblom" wrote:

Select the range, then press F5, click special and select visible cells
only, click OK and copy and paste


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Regards,


Peo Sjoblom



"MPN" wrote in message
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Having created subtotals of data, I'd like to be able to copy and paste
just
those subtotals to use then for other analysis in another sheet. Is there
a
way to do that without bringing over all the lines of data which make up
the
subtotals? I find I need to do this often enough to ask someone how to do
it
once and for all (if it can be done without going line by line). It would
be
nice to be able to just copy and paste as text or values to then use just
those subtotals.

Thanks,
Mike




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Stephen,

No good - it brings it all over. Peo there answered it though if you're
curious.

Thanks anyway,
Mike

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"MPN" wrote in message
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Having created subtotals of data, I'd like to be able to copy and paste
just
those subtotals to use then for other analysis in another sheet. Is there
a
way to do that without bringing over all the lines of data which make up
the
subtotals? I find I need to do this often enough to ask someone how to do
it
once and for all (if it can be done without going line by line). It would
be
nice to be able to just copy and paste as text or values to then use just
those subtotals.

Thanks,
Mike


You can copy just the subtotal rows and then use
Edit Paste Special Values

Have you tried this? Is there a problem?

Stephen



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You are welcome


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Peo,

That's it! Thank you so much!

Mike

"Peo Sjoblom" wrote:

Select the range, then press F5, click special and select visible cells
only, click OK and copy and paste


--


Regards,


Peo Sjoblom



"MPN" wrote in message
...
Having created subtotals of data, I'd like to be able to copy and paste
just
those subtotals to use then for other analysis in another sheet. Is
there
a
way to do that without bringing over all the lines of data which make
up
the
subtotals? I find I need to do this often enough to ask someone how to
do
it
once and for all (if it can be done without going line by line). It
would
be
nice to be able to just copy and paste as text or values to then use
just
those subtotals.

Thanks,
Mike






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