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Can anyone tell me if there is a way to compare a value in an autofiltered
list to the value displayed below it? For example: A B C 6/28/06 4 6/29/06 1 6/29/06 0 7/1/06 5 7/2/06 1 7/7/06 3 If I filter this list for column B 2, it would display rows 1, 4, and 6. I would like to put a function in column C that would calculate the number of days between the current row and the filtered row below it. So, that row would show "3" in row 1 and "6" in column 2. I think something using SUBTOTAL might work, but I can't figure it out. The actual list I'll be using is over 5,000 lines, and the distance between the dates could be very large. I cannot sort the list - it has to stay in order due to other functions. Thanks for your help. |
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