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Default subtotals that break on date & give count & sum ($$ col)

I have a worksheet that is sorted on date column. I want to subtotals when
ever the date changes of count of dates and sum of amount column. I can get
the count to work but I can't seem to find how to add the amount subtotal on
the same row as the count subtotals.
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Default subtotals that break on date & give count & sum ($$ col)

Hi,

Create a pivot table. Drag date to the row area. Drag amount to the data
area and drag date once again the data area.

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I have a worksheet that is sorted on date column. I want to subtotals
when
ever the date changes of count of dates and sum of amount column. I can
get
the count to work but I can't seem to find how to add the amount subtotal
on
the same row as the count subtotals.


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