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Hi, I have a table of data by regions (regions are the column headers) that is always filtered to return only one valid row of data. If a region is selected in elsewhere in a cell, I'd like to be able to return the relevant value from the single row of the filtered table. Any suggestions appreciated.. TIA
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I've found that the SUBTOTAL function is useful because it works with filtered data, ignoring filtered values. So far, it looks like this:
=SUBTOTAL(9, Tbl_AreaCover[Area 1]) I need to replace [Area 1], which is a fixed column of the Tbl_AreaCover table, with a value selected in a cell, so that the formula is dynamic. Any suggestions? TIA. |
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I have replaced Tbl_AreaCover[Area 1] with INDIRECT("Tbl_AreaCover[" & SelectedArea & "]", but find SUBTOTAL inadequate for text values. So I'm still stuck.
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