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How to have total for filtered data??
I have a table with detailed sales data by product by
country. There is a grand total at the end of the sales for a total sales revenue. I did a auto filter and I selected the country I want to focus. Noticed that the grand total number doesn't change. I want it to show only the total revenue of the contry I've selected. Can anyone help? Thanks. |
You can use the SUBTOTAL function. There are instructions he
http://www.contextures.com/xlFunctions01.html#Filter Derrick wrote: I have a table with detailed sales data by product by country. There is a grand total at the end of the sales for a total sales revenue. I did a auto filter and I selected the country I want to focus. Noticed that the grand total number doesn't change. I want it to show only the total revenue of the contry I've selected. Can anyone help? Thanks. -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
Hi!
Use SUBTOTAL. There are several actions that you can use with SUBTOTAL so see Excel help. Basically, SUBTOTAL will adjust when using filters. Biff -----Original Message----- I have a table with detailed sales data by product by country. There is a grand total at the end of the sales for a total sales revenue. I did a auto filter and I selected the country I want to focus. Noticed that the grand total number doesn't change. I want it to show only the total revenue of the contry I've selected. Can anyone help? Thanks. . |
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