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How do I fix my Autofilter in Excel?
I have a very large spreadsheet that I am trying to Autofilter. I have one
specific column that I am trying to filter by and it is not working properly (I have tried all columns with the same results). The column that I am trying to filter by has subtotals for all of the values (in different columns) that I am trying to filter by at the bottom of the spreadsheet (the value that I am trying to filter by is next to the subtotals in the correct column). These subtotals are the ones that are not filtering properly. I always get information that I have not filtered for & sometimes I don't even get the correct information. Please Help JH |
How do I fix my Autofilter in Excel?
Can you type an example of the data you're filtering, the results you
expect to see, and the incorrect results that you get? JH wrote: I have a very large spreadsheet that I am trying to Autofilter. I have one specific column that I am trying to filter by and it is not working properly (I have tried all columns with the same results). The column that I am trying to filter by has subtotals for all of the values (in different columns) that I am trying to filter by at the bottom of the spreadsheet (the value that I am trying to filter by is next to the subtotals in the correct column). These subtotals are the ones that are not filtering properly. I always get information that I have not filtered for & sometimes I don't even get the correct information. Please Help JH -- Debra Dalgleish Contextures http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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