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Copying information returned by using Sub Totals
Fantastic! I knew there must be a way, I never thought of that.
Thank you. Louise "Steven" wrote: Louise, It certainly is possible! Select the entire area you wish to copy CTRL +G and click Special Select the "visible cells only" option and press OK When you copy and paste only the visible results of your subtotals will appear. regards, Stevne |
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