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Hello,
I have a worksheet with just under 700 lines. This worksheet consists of employees, their department and their payroll life insurance deductions for a specific pay date. I have grouped them by department and subtotaled the deductions. Is there a formula that tells excel I want a grand total that only adds the subtotals (because all values are in one column...I suppose I could sum and divide by 2?) Actually that works! Well, I'll leave the post here in case anyone else is trying to get a solution! Thanks for giving me a forum to talk out my problem! Sherry |
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