I have a report that I would like to subtotal the dollar amount in column C
based on the information in columns A and B.

If column A has "4-$" or "CNO-$" and "GESA CK" in column B, I would like to
add a space at the end of that sort and total the dollar amount in column C.
Then after that information if colunn A has "GESA CK Only" in column A and
"GESA CK" in column B, total only their sums at the bottom of their list. Is
this even possible or would I need to put these on separate sheets? Thanks
for your help.

Two possible ways to go about this.

One is to add subototals using Data-Subtotal. Before you do this you need
to sort your data by columns A and then B. Now hit Data-Subtotal and select
the criteria (column A)for your subtotals. Hit Data-Subototals once more and
this time deselect (remove previous subtotals). And select your next Criteria
(column b).

The second way (my personal favourite) is to use a pivot table. Select the
data range for the subtotaling and then hit Data- Pivot table. follow the
wizard. Place your A column member and B column memebers in the left hand
column and then place your amounts in the center section. you can move things
around and filter in more ways than you can count.
--
HTH...

Jim Thomlinson


"JOUIOUI" wrote:

I have a report that I would like to subtotal the dollar amount in column C
based on the information in columns A and B.

If column A has "4-$" or "CNO-$" and "GESA CK" in column B, I would like to
add a space at the end of that sort and total the dollar amount in column C.
Then after that information if colunn A has "GESA CK Only" in column A and
"GESA CK" in column B, total only their sums at the bottom of their list. Is
this even possible or would I need to put these on separate sheets? Thanks
for your help.

HI Jim, thanks for this advice, but it won't work for me. I need to do this
with code and have the result display on the sheet. Can this even be done.
I should have specified the code the first time around, sorry.

"Jim Thomlinson" wrote:

Two possible ways to go about this.

One is to add subototals using Data-Subtotal. Before you do this you need
to sort your data by columns A and then B. Now hit Data-Subtotal and select
the criteria (column A)for your subtotals. Hit Data-Subototals once more and
this time deselect (remove previous subtotals). And select your next Criteria
(column b).

The second way (my personal favourite) is to use a pivot table. Select the
data range for the subtotaling and then hit Data- Pivot table. follow the
wizard. Place your A column member and B column memebers in the left hand
column and then place your amounts in the center section. you can move things
around and filter in more ways than you can count.
--
HTH...

Jim Thomlinson


"JOUIOUI" wrote:

I have a report that I would like to subtotal the dollar amount in column C
based on the information in columns A and B.

If column A has "4-$" or "CNO-$" and "GESA CK" in column B, I would like to
add a space at the end of that sort and total the dollar amount in column C.
Then after that information if colunn A has "GESA CK Only" in column A and
"GESA CK" in column B, total only their sums at the bottom of their list. Is
this even possible or would I need to put these on separate sheets? Thanks
for your help.

Yes it can be done but it's a pile of work... I would give you a hand but I
am off home now... if no one else gets back to you re-post tomorrow I might
be able to look at it then.
--
HTH...

Jim Thomlinson


"JOUIOUI" wrote:

HI Jim, thanks for this advice, but it won't work for me. I need to do this
with code and have the result display on the sheet. Can this even be done.
I should have specified the code the first time around, sorry.

"Jim Thomlinson" wrote:

Two possible ways to go about this.

One is to add subototals using Data-Subtotal. Before you do this you need
to sort your data by columns A and then B. Now hit Data-Subtotal and select
the criteria (column A)for your subtotals. Hit Data-Subototals once more and
this time deselect (remove previous subtotals). And select your next Criteria
(column b).

The second way (my personal favourite) is to use a pivot table. Select the
data range for the subtotaling and then hit Data- Pivot table. follow the
wizard. Place your A column member and B column memebers in the left hand
column and then place your amounts in the center section. you can move things
around and filter in more ways than you can count.
--
HTH...

Jim Thomlinson


"JOUIOUI" wrote:

I have a report that I would like to subtotal the dollar amount in column C
based on the information in columns A and B.

If column A has "4-$" or "CNO-$" and "GESA CK" in column B, I would like to
add a space at the end of that sort and total the dollar amount in column C.
Then after that information if colunn A has "GESA CK Only" in column A and
"GESA CK" in column B, total only their sums at the bottom of their list. Is
this even possible or would I need to put these on separate sheets? Thanks
for your help.