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Calculating a auto filtered range
=subtotal(9,F6:F220)
change the f to the column that contains the values you want to sum -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "mdl2004" wrote in message ... Hi can anyone help me! I've inputed my customers total invoice information on excel and auto filtered it to give me a summary by depot. The range goes from a6 -a220 but when auto filtered some of the rows are overlooked due to the summary. I've selected the total column but all that does is add everything. Is there a easier way to set up a calculation at the bottom of the page that adds up the sorted range based on the auto filter i've used. Look forward to any comments! |
Calculating a auto filtered range
Works perfect, cheers Tom!
"Tom Ogilvy" wrote: =subtotal(9,F6:F220) change the f to the column that contains the values you want to sum -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "mdl2004" wrote in message ... Hi can anyone help me! I've inputed my customers total invoice information on excel and auto filtered it to give me a summary by depot. The range goes from a6 -a220 but when auto filtered some of the rows are overlooked due to the summary. I've selected the total column but all that does is add everything. Is there a easier way to set up a calculation at the bottom of the page that adds up the sorted range based on the auto filter i've used. Look forward to any comments! |
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