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I have an extensive spreadsheet that has both text and number columns. I
need some of the text columns to "sub-total" on the line I do sub-totals on. EX: GPS GPS Jim Offshore 100.00 GPS GPS Jim Offshore 300.00 Jim Total 400.00 When I do the subtotal by name I would also like the "GPS", "GPS" and "Offshore" wording to pull into the subtotal line. How can I do this? -- Denise |
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Hi,
Are you using the Data, Subtotal command? If so there is no way to do this unless your resort to VBA or manually entering a formula. -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Denise" wrote: I have an extensive spreadsheet that has both text and number columns. I need some of the text columns to "sub-total" on the line I do sub-totals on. EX: GPS GPS Jim Offshore 100.00 GPS GPS Jim Offshore 300.00 Jim Total 400.00 When I do the subtotal by name I would also like the "GPS", "GPS" and "Offshore" wording to pull into the subtotal line. How can I do this? -- Denise |
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Continuing with the previous, suppose your data looks like this and extends from A1 to E100: Other Thing Name Location Value GPS GPS Jim Offshore 100 GPS GPS Jim Offshore 300 Total GPS-Offshore 400 Where you want to display the GPS and Offshore in cell C4. 1. Select column C down as far as the data extends 2. Press F5, Special, Blanks, OK 3. Type the following formula and then press Ctrl+Enter =IF(E4<"",A3&"-"&D3,"") -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Denise" wrote: I have an extensive spreadsheet that has both text and number columns. I need some of the text columns to "sub-total" on the line I do sub-totals on. EX: GPS GPS Jim Offshore 100.00 GPS GPS Jim Offshore 300.00 Jim Total 400.00 When I do the subtotal by name I would also like the "GPS", "GPS" and "Offshore" wording to pull into the subtotal line. How can I do this? -- Denise |
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Hi,
You can try something like this. Highlight the range and then hit F5 Special Blanks. This will highlight all blank cells. Now just do = up + arrow key and Control Enter. -- Regards, Ashish Mathur Microsoft Excel MVP www.ashishmathur.com "Denise" wrote in message ... I have an extensive spreadsheet that has both text and number columns. I need some of the text columns to "sub-total" on the line I do sub-totals on. EX: GPS GPS Jim Offshore 100.00 GPS GPS Jim Offshore 300.00 Jim Total 400.00 When I do the subtotal by name I would also like the "GPS", "GPS" and "Offshore" wording to pull into the subtotal line. How can I do this? -- Denise |
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I was doing fine til I got to the part where you state now just do - am I
typing in the = sign, then the word "up", then the plus sign, which arrow key and then cntl enter? -- Denise "Ashish Mathur" wrote: Hi, You can try something like this. Highlight the range and then hit F5 Special Blanks. This will highlight all blank cells. Now just do = up + arrow key and Control Enter. -- Regards, Ashish Mathur Microsoft Excel MVP www.ashishmathur.com "Denise" wrote in message ... I have an extensive spreadsheet that has both text and number columns. I need some of the text columns to "sub-total" on the line I do sub-totals on. EX: GPS GPS Jim Offshore 100.00 GPS GPS Jim Offshore 300.00 Jim Total 400.00 When I do the subtotal by name I would also like the "GPS", "GPS" and "Offshore" wording to pull into the subtotal line. How can I do this? -- Denise |
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I just got it to work after playing with it. This is going to be a time
saver- thank you so much. -- Denise "Ashish Mathur" wrote: Hi, You can try something like this. Highlight the range and then hit F5 Special Blanks. This will highlight all blank cells. Now just do = up + arrow key and Control Enter. -- Regards, Ashish Mathur Microsoft Excel MVP www.ashishmathur.com "Denise" wrote in message ... I have an extensive spreadsheet that has both text and number columns. I need some of the text columns to "sub-total" on the line I do sub-totals on. EX: GPS GPS Jim Offshore 100.00 GPS GPS Jim Offshore 300.00 Jim Total 400.00 When I do the subtotal by name I would also like the "GPS", "GPS" and "Offshore" wording to pull into the subtotal line. How can I do this? -- Denise |
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I appreciate your response. I followed the response by Ashish which is
similiar to yours and it worked. -- Denise "Shane Devenshire" wrote: Hi, Continuing with the previous, suppose your data looks like this and extends from A1 to E100: Other Thing Name Location Value GPS GPS Jim Offshore 100 GPS GPS Jim Offshore 300 Total GPS-Offshore 400 Where you want to display the GPS and Offshore in cell C4. 1. Select column C down as far as the data extends 2. Press F5, Special, Blanks, OK 3. Type the following formula and then press Ctrl+Enter =IF(E4<"",A3&"-"&D3,"") -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Denise" wrote: I have an extensive spreadsheet that has both text and number columns. I need some of the text columns to "sub-total" on the line I do sub-totals on. EX: GPS GPS Jim Offshore 100.00 GPS GPS Jim Offshore 300.00 Jim Total 400.00 When I do the subtotal by name I would also like the "GPS", "GPS" and "Offshore" wording to pull into the subtotal line. How can I do this? -- Denise |
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You are welcome.
-- Regards, Ashish Mathur Microsoft Excel MVP www.ashishmathur.com "Denise" wrote in message ... I just got it to work after playing with it. This is going to be a time saver- thank you so much. -- Denise "Ashish Mathur" wrote: Hi, You can try something like this. Highlight the range and then hit F5 Special Blanks. This will highlight all blank cells. Now just do = up + arrow key and Control Enter. -- Regards, Ashish Mathur Microsoft Excel MVP www.ashishmathur.com "Denise" wrote in message ... I have an extensive spreadsheet that has both text and number columns. I need some of the text columns to "sub-total" on the line I do sub-totals on. EX: GPS GPS Jim Offshore 100.00 GPS GPS Jim Offshore 300.00 Jim Total 400.00 When I do the subtotal by name I would also like the "GPS", "GPS" and "Offshore" wording to pull into the subtotal line. How can I do this? -- Denise |
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