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Finding text in one field, and then totally another
every few rows, I have a Daily totals text in column D. The column E has a
calculated number. I want to find the Daily Totals rows and add the numbers in the corresponding E column to get all the totals. How do to? |
Finding text in one field, and then totally another
Are your formulae in column E of the form:
=SUM(start_cell:end_cell) where you are adding the numbers (also in column E) from a few rows above? If so, then highlight column E by clicking on the column identifier and do CTRL-H (Find & Replace) to: Find What: SUM( Replace With: SUBTOTAL(9, then click Replace All. Now if you want to add the subtotals in column E together, you can enter this formula somewhe =SUBTOTAL(9,E1:E1000) (for example - adjust the range to suit). Hope this helps. Pete On Apr 26, 11:16 pm, Tom D wrote: every few rows, I have a Daily totals text in column D. The column E has a calculated number. I want to find the Daily Totals rows and add the numbers in the corresponding E column to get all the totals. How do to? |
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