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Unique category with sum
Thanks Dave.
"Dave Peterson" wrote: Or you could use the data|filter|advanced filter to extract the unique entries. Then fill up the adjacent cells with formulas like: =countif(sheet1!a:a,a2) (Headers still in row 1) recording a macro will get you very close. choo wrote: Hi, I know how to use the advance filter to extract the unique category, but I want to know how to calculate subtotal for each unique group and transfer all these info to another worksheet, in code? database: apple,nz apple,usa orange,aus apple,india grape,aus newsheet: apple,3 orange,1 grape,1 Anyone? -- Dave Peterson |
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