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subtotalling with summary values above
Hi,
I'm trying to nest automatic subtotals for three columns with the summary totals above the data. (I'm creating my macro by recording the steps.) However, when I create the second subtotal, the first total row inserts above the total row for the first subtotal. I hope that makes sense. It looks like this: EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE Total EARTH SCIENCE Total EARTH SCIENCE EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE EARTH SCIENCE EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE as opposed to: EARTH SCIENCE Total EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE Total EARTH SCIENCE EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE EARTH SCIENCE EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE It also messes up the expand + and - buttons aside from messing up my totals. I've tried inserting the subtotals in different order and with different columns selected, but nothing has helped. Oh, yeah. I just upgraded to Office 2003.... Thanks for any assistance. |
Nevermind... sorry for wasting time. I found the fix in the Knowledge Base...
required a registry change. Works great now! Merry Christmas, Leslie "Leslie Miller" wrote: Hi, I'm trying to nest automatic subtotals for three columns with the summary totals above the data. (I'm creating my macro by recording the steps.) However, when I create the second subtotal, the first total row inserts above the total row for the first subtotal. I hope that makes sense. It looks like this: EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE Total EARTH SCIENCE Total EARTH SCIENCE EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE EARTH SCIENCE EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE as opposed to: EARTH SCIENCE Total EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE Total EARTH SCIENCE EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE EARTH SCIENCE EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE It also messes up the expand + and - buttons aside from messing up my totals. I've tried inserting the subtotals in different order and with different columns selected, but nothing has helped. Oh, yeah. I just upgraded to Office 2003.... Thanks for any assistance. |
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