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Subtotal < 0
hello,
how can i get less than 0 value in subtotal, now i am trying with follow: =SUBTOTAL(109,$J$11:$J$3000,"<0") but it's not working. thanks |
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Hi Tufail,
It depends on what you want the cell to display. If you want it to display "<0" when less than zero and otherwise the total then try: =IF(SUBTOTAL(109,$J$11:$J$3000)<0,"<0",SUBTOTAL(10 9,$J$11:$J$3000)) But if you only want to display less than zero or greater/equal to zero then: IF(SUBTOTAL(109,$J$11:$J$3000)<0,"<0","=0") I hope this helps, Sean. -- (please remember to click yes if replies you receive are helpful to you) "Tufail" wrote: hello, how can i get less than 0 value in subtotal, now i am trying with follow: =SUBTOTAL(109,$J$11:$J$3000,"<0") but it's not working. thanks |
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Subtotal < 0
=SUMPRODUCT(SUBTOTAL(109,OFFSET(J10,ROW($J$11:$J$3 000)-ROW($J$10),,1)),--($J$11:$C$3000<0))
-- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Tufail" wrote in message ... hello, how can i get less than 0 value in subtotal, now i am trying with follow: =SUBTOTAL(109,$J$11:$J$3000,"<0") but it's not working. thanks |
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thank you very much, that's what i was looking !
"SeanC UK" wrote: Hi Tufail, It depends on what you want the cell to display. If you want it to display "<0" when less than zero and otherwise the total then try: =IF(SUBTOTAL(109,$J$11:$J$3000)<0,"<0",SUBTOTAL(10 9,$J$11:$J$3000)) But if you only want to display less than zero or greater/equal to zero then: IF(SUBTOTAL(109,$J$11:$J$3000)<0,"<0","=0") I hope this helps, Sean. -- (please remember to click yes if replies you receive are helpful to you) "Tufail" wrote: hello, how can i get less than 0 value in subtotal, now i am trying with follow: =SUBTOTAL(109,$J$11:$J$3000,"<0") but it's not working. thanks |
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thank you very much, that's what i was looking !
"Bob Phillips" wrote: =SUMPRODUCT(SUBTOTAL(109,OFFSET(J10,ROW($J$11:$J$3 000)-ROW($J$10),,1)),--($J$11:$C$3000<0)) -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Tufail" wrote in message ... hello, how can i get less than 0 value in subtotal, now i am trying with follow: =SUBTOTAL(109,$J$11:$J$3000,"<0") but it's not working. thanks |
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