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Totalling up a Filtered List
I am trying to figure out how to total up a filtered list in Excel.
I have used up to 3 filter conditions which when use will correctly only show the entries filtered and will hide the rest. For arguements sake, lets say that the first 3 columns contained data on locations (North/South/East/West), Age range(10-20, 20-30 etc), and sex (male/female). In the 4th column is a score/rating. In an unfiltered list there are over 500 rows with data. I can quite easily put a SUM() formula at the top to add up the scores. When a filter is applied I need that SUM() to only total the scores of, say, females in North, aged 10-20. Is there an easy way to do this? Thanks for your help. |
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