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SUBTOTAL and FILTER
Hi,
I have a spreadsheet created by someone else. Autofilter is on all columns, and there is a row at the bottom called TOTAL which has SUBTOTAL values in it. When I filter, the TOTAL row is always displayed, which is what I want, but I cant really understand why it is always displayed. I actually want to add a second row which will always be displayed, but beacuse I dont understand how it works, i'm not sure how to do this. any ideas would be helpful thanks! |
SUBTOTAL and FILTER
It sounds like there is a macro coming in to play which re-places that
formula each time a new "filter" is effected. One way to do this without macros, which I use a lot is to FREEZE the top 8 or 10 rows on the sheet and put my SUBTOTAL formulas above that freezeline, that way they are always visible no matter where I am looking at the filtered data. hth Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "confused" wrote: Hi, I have a spreadsheet created by someone else. Autofilter is on all columns, and there is a row at the bottom called TOTAL which has SUBTOTAL values in it. When I filter, the TOTAL row is always displayed, which is what I want, but I cant really understand why it is always displayed. I actually want to add a second row which will always be displayed, but beacuse I dont understand how it works, i'm not sure how to do this. any ideas would be helpful thanks! |
SUBTOTAL and FILTER
hi, thanks for your help but there is no macro!
the problem is that the total row calculates the total of all rows and if you filter to show only some rows, the total row gives a new total. this is the effect i want to see and freeze panes will not allow me to do this, can anyone advise? thanks "CLR" wrote: It sounds like there is a macro coming in to play which re-places that formula each time a new "filter" is effected. One way to do this without macros, which I use a lot is to FREEZE the top 8 or 10 rows on the sheet and put my SUBTOTAL formulas above that freezeline, that way they are always visible no matter where I am looking at the filtered data. hth Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "confused" wrote: Hi, I have a spreadsheet created by someone else. Autofilter is on all columns, and there is a row at the bottom called TOTAL which has SUBTOTAL values in it. When I filter, the TOTAL row is always displayed, which is what I want, but I cant really understand why it is always displayed. I actually want to add a second row which will always be displayed, but beacuse I dont understand how it works, i'm not sure how to do this. any ideas would be helpful thanks! |
SUBTOTAL and FILTER
If you have a Subtotal formula in the last row of the table, that row is
excluded from the filter, and always remains visible. If you want to add rows after the subtotal row, and have all these summary rows remain visible, add a blank row between the table and the summary rows. confused wrote: Hi, I have a spreadsheet created by someone else. Autofilter is on all columns, and there is a row at the bottom called TOTAL which has SUBTOTAL values in it. When I filter, the TOTAL row is always displayed, which is what I want, but I cant really understand why it is always displayed. I actually want to add a second row which will always be displayed, but beacuse I dont understand how it works, i'm not sure how to do this. any ideas would be helpful thanks! -- Debra Dalgleish Contextures http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
SUBTOTAL and FILTER
If you put a SUBTOTAL formula above the FreezeLine, it will indeed calculate
only the filtered items in the specified column, and will remain visible throughout the scroll of the data. Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "confused" wrote: hi, thanks for your help but there is no macro! the problem is that the total row calculates the total of all rows and if you filter to show only some rows, the total row gives a new total. this is the effect i want to see and freeze panes will not allow me to do this, can anyone advise? thanks "CLR" wrote: It sounds like there is a macro coming in to play which re-places that formula each time a new "filter" is effected. One way to do this without macros, which I use a lot is to FREEZE the top 8 or 10 rows on the sheet and put my SUBTOTAL formulas above that freezeline, that way they are always visible no matter where I am looking at the filtered data. hth Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "confused" wrote: Hi, I have a spreadsheet created by someone else. Autofilter is on all columns, and there is a row at the bottom called TOTAL which has SUBTOTAL values in it. When I filter, the TOTAL row is always displayed, which is what I want, but I cant really understand why it is always displayed. I actually want to add a second row which will always be displayed, but beacuse I dont understand how it works, i'm not sure how to do this. any ideas would be helpful thanks! |
SUBTOTAL and FILTER
Hi Confused - hopefully not for long! With filters, the visible lines can be above the dropdown arrows of the filters or below the selection that was filtered. I'm assuming that your subtotals are at the bottom of your data, in which case getting the subtotals to always show, is done by selecting the range before applying the autofilter (nb actual filter, not just filter criteria). To always show another row you may need to (shortcuts may work depending on version of Excel): *Remove the autofilter eg [alt + d + f + f], (My understanding is that if you insert the row while there is an existing autofilter the new row would be incorporated into the filter range therefore I remove it first.) *Insert a row between your subtotal & data eg [alt + i + r], *Select the range to filter excluding the subtotal row & the new row above it (depending on layout maybe able to use, [ctrl + home], [ctrl + shift + end], [shift + up arrow + up arrow]) *Replace autofilter eg [alt + d + f + f], and * you should be away laughing! hth Rob Brockett NZ Always learning & the best way to learn is to experience... -- broro183 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ broro183's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=30068 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=554005 |
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