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I have this formula:
=INDIRECT("PrintData!J" &RowIndex) and need to wrap a subtotal 9, around it so that it only includes visible rows when there is an auto filter applied on the PrintData page Any possible solutions to add? thanks chris |
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Try this,
=Subtotal(9,Indirect("PrintData!"&"J2:J20")) Adjust range J2:J20 to your suit. "Chris" wrote in message ... I have this formula: =INDIRECT("PrintData!J" &RowIndex) and need to wrap a subtotal 9, around it so that it only includes visible rows when there is an auto filter applied on the PrintData page Any possible solutions to add? thanks chris |
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