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Im having a document with 5 levels of subtotals..


I want to mark an area containing just subtotals, and copy and past
these as values to a seperate sheet. However when trying to do so, I
get all the data under the subtotals too... is there a way around this?


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Hi,
I'm not sure if I understand your layout correctly but try selecting
your range of subtotals & then pressing [alt+'] to limit the selection
to visible cells.
Or edit - go to - special - visible cells only.
Then try the copy & paste special as values. Does this help?

Another option may be to use John Walkenbach's "copy multiple
selection" http://j-walk.com/ss/excel/files/copymult.exe sourced from
http://j-walk.com/ss/excel/files/developer.htm

Hth,
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Didn't know that...

Edit - Goto - Special - Visable cells only... a great function..

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Yes it is great - I'm pleased I could help.
Sorry about the typo in my last post, the correct shortcut for
selecting visible cells only is [alt+;] not [alt+'] as I posted
previously.
btw, the shortcut to bring up the "Go to" window is [F5].

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