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I have 2 functions that are calculating my data correctly, except now I need
to consider the autofilter. I figure using subtotal is the way to go if I want to disregard filtered out rows. Also, I plan on moving my data to another sheet, so it will need to reference the current sheet, which is AAT_Raw_Data. Finally, the # of rows of data will vary, but I don't think it will ever be over 10,000. I'm using Excel 2003, so I think there's an issue with using something like "A:A" in my formulas. Can someone help me change these to add in a subtotal and take into account the other things I mentioned? FORMULA 1: SUMIF(A:A,I5601,C:C) FORMUA 2: SUMPRODUCT(--($A$1:$A$9995=I5601),--(E$1:E$9995=1),($D$1:$D$9995)) Much Thanks! Clint |
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