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I've misunderstood what you're looking for. See if the following
helps... 1) First, make sure that each cell in Column A contains the month for the corresponding day... a) Select/highlight Column A b) Edit Go To Special Blanks Ok c) Press = d) Hit the 'Up Arrow' key e) Press CONTROL+ENTER 2) Then, use SUBTOTAL to give you your monthly subtotals... a) Select your data, including your headers b) Data Subtotals At each change in: Month Use function: Sum Add subtotal to: check the appropriate header/column Replace current subtotals: uncheck this option Click Ok Hope this helps! In article , ChuckW wrote: Domenic, Thanks for your help. I am a novice excel user and am trying to figure out how to do what you suggested. I got the weekly subtotal by using the pulldowns. How would I do the monthly ones? Thanks, -- Chuck W |
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