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Default Help Please-Counting Filtered Rows

Please post response as email is bogus to prevent spam.

I am using Excel 2003. I admit I lost my note on this and appreciate
how to do this.

I am filtering data. The original list is say 500 rows. When I filter
on measure I see only what I want, but I want to insert a formula that
tells me ONLY how many rows are showing up on that filtering.

Thanks in advance for any help.

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Default Help Please-Counting Filtered Rows

Look in help for SUBTOTAL

=SUBTOTAL(3,range)

will count visible text and number values, equivalent to COUNTA
2 is the equivalent to COUNT

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Please post response as email is bogus to prevent spam.

I am using Excel 2003. I admit I lost my note on this and appreciate
how to do this.

I am filtering data. The original list is say 500 rows. When I filter
on measure I see only what I want, but I want to insert a formula that
tells me ONLY how many rows are showing up on that filtering.

Thanks in advance for any help.

baz



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