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Hi I have a huge tax spreadsheet I subtotal by county, the only problem is
when I try to copy only the visible cells, I get everything... Short of
deleting all the lines in between is there an easiser way??
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Try this method:
Set only subtotal rows visible!
EditGotoAdvancedCurrent Area
EditGotoAdvancedVisible cells only
Copy and Paste!

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Hi I have a huge tax spreadsheet I subtotal by county, the only problem is
when I try to copy only the visible cells, I get everything... Short of
deleting all the lines in between is there an easiser way??
Thanks,

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Hi,
Highlight the cells to be copy, press F5, Special, visible cells only, copy,
paste

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Hi I have a huge tax spreadsheet I subtotal by county, the only problem is
when I try to copy only the visible cells, I get everything... Short of
deleting all the lines in between is there an easiser way??
Thanks,

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