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Working with sub-totaled data
How can I work with sub-totaled data without all of the detail. If I do a
sub-total on column 6, collapse the data then sum the column, all of the detail is used in the calculation. If I try to copy it to a new sheet, or workbook all of the detail comes along. The only way I've been able to work around this is to copy the sub-totaled data to Word and then copy it back to Excel. |
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Collapse the sutotals and highlight. F5Specialvisible cells onlycopypaste HTH "itchy777" wrote: How can I work with sub-totaled data without all of the detail. If I do a sub-total on column 6, collapse the data then sum the column, all of the detail is used in the calculation. If I try to copy it to a new sheet, or workbook all of the detail comes along. The only way I've been able to work around this is to copy the sub-totaled data to Word and then copy it back to Excel. |
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