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Default How do I copy just the collapsed subtotal lines?

How do I copy only the collapsed subtotal lines to another worksheet? I'm
needing just 1 line per vendor. Once I do this, then I can use the vlookup
function to tie my data together.
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Select the visible range you want to copy, press F5 on the keyboard, click
special and select visible cells only. Then copy and paste


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How do I copy only the collapsed subtotal lines to another worksheet? I'm
needing just 1 line per vendor. Once I do this, then I can use the
vlookup
function to tie my data together.



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That did not work for me, it pasted as a bitmap image. I highlighted the
area to copy, pressed F5, then in the GoTo window clicked on special and
selected visible cells only and hit ok. Then clicked on a cell in the new
tab (same file) and clicked paste (not paste special). A small image
appeared. Did I do something incorrectly?

"Peo Sjoblom" wrote:

Select the visible range you want to copy, press F5 on the keyboard, click
special and select visible cells only. Then copy and paste


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Peo Sjoblom


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How do I copy only the collapsed subtotal lines to another worksheet? I'm
needing just 1 line per vendor. Once I do this, then I can use the
vlookup
function to tie my data together.




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I figured out what I was doing wrong. I just had to copy it again after I
completed the visible cells only. Thank you very much!!

"Peo Sjoblom" wrote:

Select the visible range you want to copy, press F5 on the keyboard, click
special and select visible cells only. Then copy and paste


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Peo Sjoblom


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How do I copy only the collapsed subtotal lines to another worksheet? I'm
needing just 1 line per vendor. Once I do this, then I can use the
vlookup
function to tie my data together.




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