Copying subtotals in Excel 2000
When I try and copy subtotals to a second sheet all rows are displayed. How
can I copy just the subtotals? -- pearsall |
Display only the subtotal rows
Select the entire range Press the F5 key and click on Special Check 'Visible cells only' Click on OK Copy Go to your other sheet EditPaste Special Values "pearsall" wrote: When I try and copy subtotals to a second sheet all rows are displayed. How can I copy just the subtotals? -- pearsall |
When copying subtotals, EditPaste Special Values isn't necessary
Using EditPaste is quicker, and has the same result Duke Carey wrote: Display only the subtotal rows Select the entire range Press the F5 key and click on Special Check 'Visible cells only' Click on OK Copy Go to your other sheet EditPaste Special Values "pearsall" wrote: When I try and copy subtotals to a second sheet all rows are displayed. How can I copy just the subtotals? -- pearsall -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
Thanks for the insight Debra.
Live and learn "Debra Dalgleish" wrote: When copying subtotals, EditPaste Special Values isn't necessary Using EditPaste is quicker, and has the same result Duke Carey wrote: Display only the subtotal rows Select the entire range Press the F5 key and click on Special Check 'Visible cells only' Click on OK Copy Go to your other sheet EditPaste Special Values "pearsall" wrote: When I try and copy subtotals to a second sheet all rows are displayed. How can I copy just the subtotals? -- pearsall -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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