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Dave,
that was it, many thanks! Regards, H.G. Lamy "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... You can copy the visible cells. Show just the subtotals select the range to copy Edit|goto (or F5 or ctrl-g)|special|visible cells only Then edit|copy and paste where you want. "H.G. Lamy" wrote: Hello, in an XL-list I need to copy only a block of subtotals to another area, without the detail rows in between. I believe there once was a command like "paste only visible cells" (or similar), but I can't find a solution. Anybody who knows how to do this ? Thank you in advance, H.G. Lamy -- Dave Peterson |
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