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using filters
Can somebody help me? I have several thousands lines of data. I use the
autofilter to organize data by product number, but I want to count how many products of the same product numbers are there. I use the Count function, but it doesn't work after the first section. For example, product number 2000 is between cells A1234 to A2123, but when I run the count function with the autofilter it automatically goes from A1 to A2123. It would take too long for me to enter the range, IS THERE ANYWAY I CAN HIGHLIGHT A RANGE AND USE THE COUNT AND AVERAGE FUNCTION WITHOUT MANUALLY ENTERING THE DATA |
using filters
Lookup help on the SUBTOTAL funciton. It can be used to Count and Average
ranges while including or excluding filtered data. For example: =SUBTOTAL(103,A1:2123) This will provide a count of only the currently visible data within that range. HTH, Elkar "worduser" wrote: Can somebody help me? I have several thousands lines of data. I use the autofilter to organize data by product number, but I want to count how many products of the same product numbers are there. I use the Count function, but it doesn't work after the first section. For example, product number 2000 is between cells A1234 to A2123, but when I run the count function with the autofilter it automatically goes from A1 to A2123. It would take too long for me to enter the range, IS THERE ANYWAY I CAN HIGHLIGHT A RANGE AND USE THE COUNT AND AVERAGE FUNCTION WITHOUT MANUALLY ENTERING THE DATA |
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