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Do, a sum from the top cell to the very last cell at bottom. The result will
be based on the visible cells automatically. And the result will change correspondly when you change the filter. Just make sure don't filter out the the result. "Stgeorge" wrote: I have a large spreadsheet that I am using multiple drop downs in to sort for different scenarios. I do not want to use the general data subtotal command but each time I sort I want to get a total for the visible cells - how do you do this? |
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