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Have Excel 2003. Can not get the Automatic Subtotal in a list function to
work.
When I select a range of data (labels) within my table, the menu command
Data - - Subtotal is "greyed out". If I select data on the same worksheet,
but NOT in the table, I can use the menu command Data --Subtotal. I have
reviewed the help topics in Excel and followed each step, but to no avail.
My teacher has also tried to get the function to work. Any hints?
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Hi Carl,

did you try to use a subtotal in a Pivot table?

regards from Brazil
Marcelo

"Carl501" escreveu:

Have Excel 2003. Can not get the Automatic Subtotal in a list function to
work.
When I select a range of data (labels) within my table, the menu command
Data - - Subtotal is "greyed out". If I select data on the same worksheet,
but NOT in the table, I can use the menu command Data --Subtotal. I have
reviewed the help topics in Excel and followed each step, but to no avail.
My teacher has also tried to get the function to work. Any hints?

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