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Copy and Paste subtotlals
Hi
I am using XL 2002 SP3 I have a spreadsheet showing the totals of each days production of several products, each product appears several times in the spreadsheet. I need to work with just the total of each product so I have done a sub totals operation. I now have the spreadsheet showing only the total of each product, how can I copy this to a new spreadsheet without taking all the background data into the new spreadsheet. thanks |
Copy and Paste subtotlals
Highlight the desired region you wish to copy;
Press F5, Special-Button, then check Visible Cells Only; OK Copy and Paste to whereever you want.. That should do it.. HTH "Daniel - Sydney" wrote: Hi I am using XL 2002 SP3 I have a spreadsheet showing the totals of each days production of several products, each product appears several times in the spreadsheet. I need to work with just the total of each product so I have done a sub totals operation. I now have the spreadsheet showing only the total of each product, how can I copy this to a new spreadsheet without taking all the background data into the new spreadsheet. thanks |
Copy and Paste subtotlals
Jim
thanks for your help. regards "Jim May" wrote: Highlight the desired region you wish to copy; Press F5, Special-Button, then check Visible Cells Only; OK Copy and Paste to whereever you want.. That should do it.. HTH "Daniel - Sydney" wrote: Hi I am using XL 2002 SP3 I have a spreadsheet showing the totals of each days production of several products, each product appears several times in the spreadsheet. I need to work with just the total of each product so I have done a sub totals operation. I now have the spreadsheet showing only the total of each product, how can I copy this to a new spreadsheet without taking all the background data into the new spreadsheet. thanks |
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