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Autofilter and subtotal
Hi,
I have applied an autofilter to my table. Within the table i have several sections which are subtotaled using =subtotal(9, range). When I apply an autofilter there is no value for subtotal as the rows that it subtotals are hidden by the autofilter. I can get around this if I use =sum(range) but I prefer to use the subtotal formula. Is there a way around this?? |
Autofilter and subtotal
The intention of Subtotal is to apply the function to the visible cells only. If that is not what you want the Sum is the way to go. -- Regards, OssieMac "stevefromnaki" wrote: Hi, I have applied an autofilter to my table. Within the table i have several sections which are subtotaled using =subtotal(9, range). When I apply an autofilter there is no value for subtotal as the rows that it subtotals are hidden by the autofilter. I can get around this if I use =sum(range) but I prefer to use the subtotal formula. Is there a way around this?? |
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