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Hi, guys,
I am using data tables in Excel 2010 for Windows. I have this formula: =SUBTOTAL(102,Table2[Key]) I want the subtotal to be conditioned on whether the key value is greater than 16000000 (or more humanly readable, 16,000,000). Thanks for the ideas. /s |
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