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Subtotal with two functions
Hello I have a very large sheet and I would like to add subtotals at each
Order type. Column B and C will have Sum and Column D and E will have Average. It's possible to do it at once? Subtotals gives only one option Example: OrderT Tot Dlrs Units #Days1 #Days2 SO $25.00 1 32 1 SO $67.50 1 31 1 ST $20.00 2 27 1 ST $25.50 1 29 3 SR $240.00 4 29 1 SR $180.00 3 29 1 SE $25.00 1 22 2 SE $75.00 1 23 1 SE $27.50 1 20 1 Sum Sum Average Average |
Subtotal with two functions
You can do a single Data|Subtotals and use Sum for all 4 columns.
Then after you're done, you can use Select columns D:E edit|replace what: =subtotal(9, with: =subtotal(1, replace all Compare Values wrote: Hello I have a very large sheet and I would like to add subtotals at each Order type. Column B and C will have Sum and Column D and E will have Average. It's possible to do it at once? Subtotals gives only one option Example: OrderT Tot Dlrs Units #Days1 #Days2 SO $25.00 1 32 1 SO $67.50 1 31 1 ST $20.00 2 27 1 ST $25.50 1 29 3 SR $240.00 4 29 1 SR $180.00 3 29 1 SE $25.00 1 22 2 SE $75.00 1 23 1 SE $27.50 1 20 1 Sum Sum Average Average -- Dave Peterson |
Subtotal with two functions
Thank you very much.
"Dave Peterson" wrote: You can do a single Data|Subtotals and use Sum for all 4 columns. Then after you're done, you can use Select columns D:E edit|replace what: =subtotal(9, with: =subtotal(1, replace all Compare Values wrote: Hello I have a very large sheet and I would like to add subtotals at each Order type. Column B and C will have Sum and Column D and E will have Average. It's possible to do it at once? Subtotals gives only one option Example: OrderT Tot Dlrs Units #Days1 #Days2 SO $25.00 1 32 1 SO $67.50 1 31 1 ST $20.00 2 27 1 ST $25.50 1 29 3 SR $240.00 4 29 1 SR $180.00 3 29 1 SE $25.00 1 22 2 SE $75.00 1 23 1 SE $27.50 1 20 1 Sum Sum Average Average -- Dave Peterson |
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