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How can I set up the spreadsheet to automatically count and show the number
of records that have been returned by an advanced filter? Dave |
Hi
try =SUBTOTAL(3,A1:A100) "Dave" wrote: How can I set up the spreadsheet to automatically count and show the number of records that have been returned by an advanced filter? Dave |
=subtotal(3,B2:B200)
if there will always be a value in column B for each record. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Dave" wrote in message ... How can I set up the spreadsheet to automatically count and show the number of records that have been returned by an advanced filter? Dave |
This function works, but fortunately it does not require a value in each
record. I tried using the COUNTA function by itself and it counted all the records in the full list irrespective of the filtering, whereas the SUBTOTAL function appears to take into account the reduction in the number of records showing due to the filtering. Thanks for your help. "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: =subtotal(3,B2:B200) if there will always be a value in column B for each record. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Dave" wrote in message ... How can I set up the spreadsheet to automatically count and show the number of records that have been returned by an advanced filter? Dave |
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