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Grouping Rows in Excel 2007
Hi.
I have three rows of data which I want to group with the subtotal above them. In excel 2003 and earlier I could select the items, group them and then right click on settings to switch off "Summary below data". This would then put the - sign in the row above the date. A row which I had manually added with a relevant title and subtotal. This avoided the automatic insertion of irrelevant titles and subtotals. I could group data without a common reference. This manual method does not seem to be available in Excel 2007. Am I missing something? |
Grouping Rows in Excel 2007
On the Outline Group, which Subtotal is part of, you will see a faint arrow
in the bottom right-hand corner. Click that and it gives you the option to switch off 'Summary below data' -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "Philip J Smith" wrote in message ... Hi. I have three rows of data which I want to group with the subtotal above them. In excel 2003 and earlier I could select the items, group them and then right click on settings to switch off "Summary below data". This would then put the - sign in the row above the date. A row which I had manually added with a relevant title and subtotal. This avoided the automatic insertion of irrelevant titles and subtotals. I could group data without a common reference. This manual method does not seem to be available in Excel 2007. Am I missing something? |
Grouping Rows in Excel 2007
Many Thanks.
I keep forgetting those little arrows :-) "Bob Phillips" wrote: On the Outline Group, which Subtotal is part of, you will see a faint arrow in the bottom right-hand corner. Click that and it gives you the option to switch off 'Summary below data' -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "Philip J Smith" wrote in message ... Hi. I have three rows of data which I want to group with the subtotal above them. In excel 2003 and earlier I could select the items, group them and then right click on settings to switch off "Summary below data". This would then put the - sign in the row above the date. A row which I had manually added with a relevant title and subtotal. This avoided the automatic insertion of irrelevant titles and subtotals. I could group data without a common reference. This manual method does not seem to be available in Excel 2007. Am I missing something? |
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