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Subtotals
Is there a way to use the subtotal function on the tools menu to have a sum
and avg in the same subtotal line? For instance you may want to total one column and avg another column all on the same row. |
Subtotals
Create one subtotal using that method, then copy that formula acroos, but
change the 9 to a 1 -- HTH RP "JJ" wrote in message ... Is there a way to use the subtotal function on the tools menu to have a sum and avg in the same subtotal line? For instance you may want to total one column and avg another column all on the same row. |
Subtotals
Sorry, I met on the data menu. I have several different groups that need to
be subtotaled and I need to be able to expand and contract. "JJ" wrote: Is there a way to use the subtotal function on the tools menu to have a sum and avg in the same subtotal line? For instance you may want to total one column and avg another column all on the same row. |
Subtotals
Bob,
So I created a subtotal using "sum" on columns 1 and 3. On column 2 I want it to "avg". There are like a hundred groups that are being subtotaled. Do I have to go through each group's subtotal row manually and drag the formula across and change it to "avg"? "Bob Phillips" wrote: Create one subtotal using that method, then copy that formula acroos, but change the 9 to a 1 -- HTH RP "JJ" wrote in message ... Is there a way to use the subtotal function on the tools menu to have a sum and avg in the same subtotal line? For instance you may want to total one column and avg another column all on the same row. |
Subtotals
Use Sum for both columns.
Then you'll end up with subtotal formulas like: =subtotal(9,a2:axx) and =subtotal(9,c2:cxx) Select the column that should have averages and edit|replace what: =subtotal(9, with: =subtotal(1, replace all JJ wrote: Is there a way to use the subtotal function on the tools menu to have a sum and avg in the same subtotal line? For instance you may want to total one column and avg another column all on the same row. -- Dave Peterson |
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