When I sort a simple list of contributions (for instance) and it groups say
weekly
contributions to an organization, is it possible to get a sub-total for that
grouping???
If so, how?

Thanks

If the list you want to sort went from B1:B1000, in B1001 try:
=SUBTOTAL(9,B1:B1000)
Regards,
Alan.
"marsha" wrote in message
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When I sort a simple list of contributions (for instance) and it groups
say
weekly
contributions to an organization, is it possible to get a sub-total for
that
grouping???
If so, how?

Thanks

I would like to understand this but I am too much of a novice.
If the column B is the companies (that are sorted) and column C is
the amounts. Exactly how do I make Excel 2003 do that?
Thanks Alan!!

"Alan" wrote in message
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If the list you want to sort went from B1:B1000, in B1001 try:
=SUBTOTAL(9,B1:B1000)

You can use the Subtotal command --

Select a cell in the table
Choose Data Subtotals
From the first dropdown, choose Companies
In the Add subtotal to list, add a check mark to Amount
Click OK

marsha wrote:
I would like to understand this but I am too much of a novice.
If the column B is the companies (that are sorted) and column C is
the amounts. Exactly how do I make Excel 2003 do that?
Thanks Alan!!

"Alan" wrote in message
...

If the list you want to sort went from B1:B1000, in B1001 try:
=SUBTOTAL(9,B1:B1000)





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Debra Dalgleish
Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List
http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html

"Debra Dalgleish" wrote in message
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You can use the Subtotal command --

Select a cell in the table
Choose Data Subtotals
From the first dropdown, choose Companies
In the Add subtotal to list, add a check mark to Amount
Click OK


Thanks Debra,
I will try this tomorrow when brain is alive.
And I will be sure to let you know how I do!
Thanks again to all,