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Sum a column of filtered data
I filter data based on labels in column H. I want to sum the the associated
data in column G. How do I do it? If I use tha basic sum function, it sums all the unfiltered data in the column. -- Don Z |
Sum a column of filtered data
Use this:
=SUBTOTAL(9,G2:G100) or whatever your range is. You can use 109 insted of 9 if you have manually hidden some rows. Other numbers can be used instead of 9 for other functions (COUNT, COUNTA etc) - see XL Help on SUBTOTAL for a complete list. Hope this helps. Pete On Jan 28, 3:34*pm, Don Z wrote: I filter data based on labels in column H. *I want to sum the the associated data in column G. *How do I do it? *If I use tha basic sum function, it sums all the unfiltered data in the column. -- Don Z |
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