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How do I copy/paste subtotaled data without also copying the detail (hidden
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Select the range, press F5, click special and select visible cells only,
click OK, copy and paste

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Try this:

Hide the detail rows
Select the range you want to copy
EditGoto
Click the [Special Cells] button
Select: Visible Cells

EditCopy

Go to the destination range
EditPaste SpecialValues

Is that what you're looking to do?

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