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When I sort and then subtotal a filtered list, the subtotal does not always
subtotal the entire list of records that have the field that I sorted on.
Sometimes I may have several subtotals that I need to add up. What is
happening here and is there any way to fix this?
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I always remove the existing subtotals (created by data|subtotals, right???).

Then I sort the way I want and reapply the data|subtotals.

Ken W wrote:

When I sort and then subtotal a filtered list, the subtotal does not always
subtotal the entire list of records that have the field that I sorted on.
Sometimes I may have several subtotals that I need to add up. What is
happening here and is there any way to fix this?


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