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Nested Subtotals
Ive got a file that I am currently sorting inventory $ values by a planner
code then by supplier within there. Following the instructions in excel, to do nested subtotals so that I get the subtotal of the planner and then the subtotals of each supplier within there, I first subtotaled by planner then subtotaled again by supplier. When the subtotaling process is done the layout of the outline is off and the labels for the last suppliers subtotal is after the subtotal of the planner instead of above it. Am I doing something wrong? |
Nested Subtotals
Maybe...
Multilevel subtotals are in the wrong position in Excel 2002 and in Excel 2003 http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;831824 Lisa C wrote: Ive got a file that I am currently sorting inventory $ values by a planner code then by supplier within there. Following the instructions in excel, to do nested subtotals so that I get the subtotal of the planner and then the subtotals of each supplier within there, I first subtotaled by planner then subtotaled again by supplier. When the subtotaling process is done the layout of the outline is off and the labels for the last suppliers subtotal is after the subtotal of the planner instead of above it. Am I doing something wrong? -- Dave Peterson |
Nested Subtotals
If you have Access, you may want to copy the data into a table and run a
report wizard off the table to group the data and add subtotals where desired. What you are trying to do is much easier in Access. "Dave Peterson" wrote: Maybe... Multilevel subtotals are in the wrong position in Excel 2002 and in Excel 2003 http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;831824 Lisa C wrote: I€„¢ve got a file that I am currently sorting inventory $ values by a planner code then by supplier within there. Following the instructions in excel, to do nested subtotals so that I get the subtotal of the planner and then the subtotals of each supplier within there, I first subtotaled by planner then subtotaled again by supplier. When the subtotaling process is done the layout of the outline is off and the labels for the last supplier€„¢s subtotal is after the subtotal of the planner instead of above it. Am I doing something wrong? -- Dave Peterson |
Nested Subtotals
Not for me.
Brad Vogt wrote: If you have Access, you may want to copy the data into a table and run a report wizard off the table to group the data and add subtotals where desired. What you are trying to do is much easier in Access. "Dave Peterson" wrote: Maybe... Multilevel subtotals are in the wrong position in Excel 2002 and in Excel 2003 http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;831824 Lisa C wrote: I€„¢ve got a file that I am currently sorting inventory $ values by a planner code then by supplier within there. Following the instructions in excel, to do nested subtotals so that I get the subtotal of the planner and then the subtotals of each supplier within there, I first subtotaled by planner then subtotaled again by supplier. When the subtotaling process is done the layout of the outline is off and the labels for the last supplier€„¢s subtotal is after the subtotal of the planner instead of above it. Am I doing something wrong? -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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