Subotal feature without labels?
 

This sounds dumb, but is there any way to use the subtotal
feature without it inserting the label "Total" in the new
row? Basically, I'm formatting a report, I'd like to add
a row (or two) after each change in client number to make
reading it easier. The subtotal feature works just dandy
to do that, but it adds the labels I don't really want. I
could just go in and delete them by hand, but
thought "there must be a better way!"

The over all project is taking one big table of
information, then manipulating it with recorded macros to
show/hide various columns, sorting info in various ways to
produce a few different reports. All that part works like
a charm (yippee!).

Any advice or suggestions would be appreciated. I confess
to being one of those dangerous folks that records macros
with no programming skills whatsoever, so please bear that
in mind and be gentle! :) Thanks in advance!

Subotal feature without labels?
 

You can't turn it off, but you can select the column and do Edit=Replace
Replace What "total " (without the quotes, but to show adding a space on
the end
Replace With "" (leave blank)

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

Dawn R. wrote in message
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This sounds dumb, but is there any way to use the subtotal
feature without it inserting the label "Total" in the new
row? Basically, I'm formatting a report, I'd like to add
a row (or two) after each change in client number to make
reading it easier. The subtotal feature works just dandy
to do that, but it adds the labels I don't really want. I
could just go in and delete them by hand, but
thought "there must be a better way!"

The over all project is taking one big table of
information, then manipulating it with recorded macros to
show/hide various columns, sorting info in various ways to
produce a few different reports. All that part works like
a charm (yippee!).

Any advice or suggestions would be appreciated. I confess
to being one of those dangerous folks that records macros
with no programming skills whatsoever, so please bear that
in mind and be gentle! :) Thanks in advance!