I have a table in Excel 2007 and below the table am creating a range of sums
based on other values in the table.
eg =SUMIF(Table1[Key Ac Alloc],$A73,AE$9:AE$64)
All works fine when the table is un-filtered.

However when applying a filter to one of the columns, the esult of hte SUMIF
is wildly incorrect (much to high...)
How do I solve this?

You may need to use some variation of the SUBTOTAL function, which is
affected by hidden/filtered rows.
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Luke M
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"jonathan" wrote:

I have a table in Excel 2007 and below the table am creating a range of sums
based on other values in the table.
eg =SUMIF(Table1[Key Ac Alloc],$A73,AE$9:AE$64)
All works fine when the table is un-filtered.

However when applying a filter to one of the columns, the esult of hte SUMIF
is wildly incorrect (much to high...)
How do I solve this?

Hi,

This should not happen - the SUMIF() is not affected if the range if
filtered. Is any input of the SUMIF() a result of the SUBTOTAL() function.

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Regards,

Ashish Mathur
Microsoft Excel MVP
www.ashishmathur.com

"jonathan" wrote in message
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I have a table in Excel 2007 and below the table am creating a range of
sums
based on other values in the table.
eg =SUMIF(Table1[Key Ac Alloc],$A73,AE$9:AE$64)
All works fine when the table is un-filtered.

However when applying a filter to one of the columns, the esult of hte
SUMIF
is wildly incorrect (much to high...)
How do I solve this?