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I wanted to know whether it is possible to hide rows of data in such a way
that the values they contain are not included in the total calculations that appear at the bottom of my spreadsheet. -- Pippa |
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Maybe you could use data|filter|autofilter to hide the rows and then use
=subtotal() in the formulas at the bottom. Or if you're using xl2003 or higher, you can hide rows manually and use =subtotal(1##, ...) as the formula. Are you talking about formulas in cells in the worksheet or the numbers that show up in the status bar? I assumed formulas in cells. Pippa wrote: I wanted to know whether it is possible to hide rows of data in such a way that the values they contain are not included in the total calculations that appear at the bottom of my spreadsheet. -- Pippa -- Dave Peterson |
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