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How do I copy only subtotals to a new sheet?
Not including selecting each one individually.
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Select the range, press F5, select special and visible cells only, copy and
paste Regards, Peo Sjoblom "darlinvee" wrote: Not including selecting each one individually. |
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Hi
The way I do it is to set the grouping to display just the totals. Hit F5 and from Special select visible cells. Copy and Edit|Paste Special|Values where you want them to go! Andy. "darlinvee" wrote in message ... Not including selecting each one individually. |
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