"If the column was filtered on "yes" then you want "yes" returned to cell A1?"

Exactly.
This is what I want if possible.
Thanks again.


"T. Valko" wrote:

Ok, in other words, you want cell A1 to display what column A is filtered
on?

If the column was filtered on "yes" then you want "yes" returned to cell A1?

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Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"gr8posts" wrote in message
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Great,
Thank you for your answer it works as I was expecting. (in cells B1 and
C1)

For cell A1 it is not the B1 + C1 but the filtered value in column a
What I did was to set A1=SUBTOTAL(1;A1:A10) (average of filtered values)
and
this gives me the expected result in A1 BUT
ONLY if column a contains ONLY numbers AND
ONLY if a filter is active.

Ihope you understand what I mean:If there is no filter active it gives the
Average of column A which is not suitable, and if column A has text it
gives
the error #DIV/0! which is normal but not what I would like.

Any suggestion for the correct formula in A1 in case column a contais text
is welcome.

Thank you again for your help.
PS. I use ";" instead of "," since I am with European regional settings

"T. Valko" wrote:

I assume the 4 in A1 is the sum of B1 and C1?

Enter this formula in B1 and copy across to C1:

=SUMPRODUCT(SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET(B3:B10,ROW(B3:B10)-MIN(ROW(B3)),0,1)),--(ISERROR(B3:B10)))

A1: =B1+C1

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Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"gr8posts" wrote in message
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I have the following 3 columns table starting at cell A2.
It is a simlified version since the real table is about 40x2000=8000
cells.

- A_B______C
1
2 a_b______c
3 1_#N/A___Ok
4 1_Ok_____Ok
5 3_Ok_____#N/A
6 4_#VALUE_#N/A
7 4_#VALUE_Ok
8 4_#N/A___Ok
9 4_Ok_____Ok

I want to get in row 1 the number of #Error codes per column (b and c)
based
on column a filtered data. [If possible A1 should show filtered value.]

To be clear:
In the above table I implement autofilter to the range A3:C9 and after
having filter for value 4 in Column a,
I want to get as result [A1=4] B1=3, C1=1 (column b will have 2 times
#VALUE
+ 1 #N/A = 3 and column c will have 1 time #N/A)
If I filter column a for 1 the results will be [A1=1] B1=1, C1=0 and if
I
filter for 3 the results will be [A1=3] B1=0 and C1=1.

I don't want to implement individual filters on columns b and c for
#Errors

Thank you in advance.
Ps. I am looking for a formula not VBA code