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Subtotals will ignore rows that have been filtered via
DataFilterAutofilter -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "Epinn" wrote in message ... Remember we can't see your spreadsheet. The above question can't be answered with the info you provided. Why do you need a spreadsheet? This is a **general** question to understand a theory/concept. I have already cited my understanding below. I am asking for examples as to why I want to use one method over the other. Anyone else who understands what I am asking, please feel free to contribute. Thanks. Epinn "gls858" wrote in message ... Epinn wrote: I see the need to use 101-111 for Subtotals; e.g. I want to ignore hidden values. But, I don't see why I want to use Subtotals 1-11, instead of using the built-in functions like average, count, max etc. directly. I do understand that if I use DataSubtotals, I can later modify the Subtotals function which may have 1-11. Please enlighten me. Why would I choose Subtotals 1-11 over a more direct method? Am I missing something obvious? Thanks. Epinn Remember we can't see your spreadsheet. The above question can't be answered with the info you provided. gls858 |
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