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Autofiltering
I need to sum only the values that are visible after i have applied the
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Autofiltering
Look at =subtotal() in xl's help.
Thapelo wrote: I need to sum only the values that are visible after i have applied the autofilter. -- Dave Peterson |
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Autofiltering
Look in help for the SUBTOTAL function
=SUBTOTAL(9,your_range) -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Thapelo" wrote in message ... I need to sum only the values that are visible after i have applied the autofilter. |
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Thanks Peo. Solved my problem.
"Peo Sjoblom" wrote: Look in help for the SUBTOTAL function =SUBTOTAL(9,your_range) -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Thapelo" wrote in message ... I need to sum only the values that are visible after i have applied the autofilter. |
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