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when autofiltering a spreadsheet need to know number of records
when autofiltering the spreadsheet it doesn't calculate from how many record
it found how many record like a normal auto filter does. |
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when autofiltering a spreadsheet need to know number of records
I don't understand the stated question but have a look in the help index for
SUBTOTAL -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Fouzia" wrote in message ... when autofiltering the spreadsheet it doesn't calculate from how many record it found how many record like a normal auto filter does. |
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when autofiltering a spreadsheet need to know number of records
You mean the value returned in the statusbar?
http://contextures.com/xlautofilter02.html#Count (From Debra Dalgleish's site.) Fouzia wrote: when autofiltering the spreadsheet it doesn't calculate from how many record it found how many record like a normal auto filter does. -- Dave Peterson |
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