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SubTotal
I there a way to copy subtotal information to a new worksheet, copying only
the results of the subtotal and not the whole information? |
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SubTotal
Apply the Data|Subtotals
Use the outlining symbols to the left to hide the details. Select the visible range Hit F5, Special, visible cells only Edit|copy and paste to a new location. (that F5 stuff may not be necessary, but it won't hurt.) PCArmas wrote: I there a way to copy subtotal information to a new worksheet, copying only the results of the subtotal and not the whole information? -- Dave Peterson |
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