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I have a list that is approx 2000 rows by 8 columns (A:H) which needs to be
subtotaled in Column H on each change in column G. Once the list is subtotalled it needs to be filtered to only show the rows which do NOT result in a subtotal of 0. How can I do this? Thank you, Michele |
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You could setup the subtotals using the Data - Subtotal dialogue. Then, add
a helepr column to your data (I) witht his formula: =VLOOKUP(G2&" Total",G:H,2,)<0 Then filter on this column for TRUE. -- Best Regards, Luke M "Michele" wrote in message ... I have a list that is approx 2000 rows by 8 columns (A:H) which needs to be subtotaled in Column H on each change in column G. Once the list is subtotalled it needs to be filtered to only show the rows which do NOT result in a subtotal of 0. How can I do this? Thank you, Michele |
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