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I have a column of numbers. It consists of values, and at the top of each
section is a subtotal of the below section. I want to sum only the subtotals, so I can select the entire column for the grand total. How do I do that without killing my existing format? column C grand total subtotal a value a1 value a2 value a3 subtotal b value b1 value b2 value b3 etc.... I want to only sum the subtotals and have that number in the grandtotal. When I try to use the subtotal function it totally disrupts my formatting and puts into a structure I can't use. any ideas? |
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You can use...
=SUBTOTAL(9,Range) ....which will ignore nested subtotals and avoid double counting. Hope this helps! In article , BigTim wrote: I have a column of numbers. It consists of values, and at the top of each section is a subtotal of the below section. I want to sum only the subtotals, so I can select the entire column for the grand total. How do I do that without killing my existing format? column C grand total subtotal a value a1 value a2 value a3 subtotal b value b1 value b2 value b3 etc.... I want to only sum the subtotals and have that number in the grandtotal. When I try to use the subtotal function it totally disrupts my formatting and puts into a structure I can't use. any ideas? |
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