I am unable to create a file showing multiple subtotal levels using Excel
2003. I previously used this function in all versions prior to Excel 2003.

I create a file showing physician specialties and physician group names. I
would like to be able to subtotal first on the specialty and then on the
group within each specialty. In Excel 2003, the last group within each
specialty gets "bumped" outside its respective specialty, and I am left with
a report that is incorrectly organized.

Again, this seems to be a glitch only occurring in Excel 2003. Any help
would be greatly appreciated.

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See http://support.microsoft.com/kb/831824/


"Chris Luka" wrote:

I am unable to create a file showing multiple subtotal levels using Excel
2003. I previously used this function in all versions prior to Excel 2003.

I create a file showing physician specialties and physician group names. I
would like to be able to subtotal first on the specialty and then on the
group within each specialty. In Excel 2003, the last group within each
specialty gets "bumped" outside its respective specialty, and I am left with
a report that is incorrectly organized.

Again, this seems to be a glitch only occurring in Excel 2003. Any help
would be greatly appreciated.

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Thank you - I will follow the remedy steps.

"bpeltzer" wrote:

See http://support.microsoft.com/kb/831824/


"Chris Luka" wrote:

I am unable to create a file showing multiple subtotal levels using Excel
2003. I previously used this function in all versions prior to Excel 2003.

I create a file showing physician specialties and physician group names. I
would like to be able to subtotal first on the specialty and then on the
group within each specialty. In Excel 2003, the last group within each
specialty gets "bumped" outside its respective specialty, and I am left with
a report that is incorrectly organized.

Again, this seems to be a glitch only occurring in Excel 2003. Any help
would be greatly appreciated.

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