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Default How do I get the "subtotal" columns in XL in Office '07?

In older versions of XL (and sometimes in 2007), you could get those
"subtotal" trees or columns to the left of a spreadsheet. By clicking on the
+ and -, you could expand or contract the spreadsheet from detail level to
subtotal level.

How do you do that in 2007?
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It works for me when I use DataSubtotal. Why happens when you try it?

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In older versions of XL (and sometimes in 2007), you could get those
"subtotal" trees or columns to the left of a spreadsheet. By clicking on
the
+ and -, you could expand or contract the spreadsheet from detail level to
subtotal level.

How do you do that in 2007?


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