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I am not a new user, but I have a question that might be basic about formulas.
This is the formula that appears when I select Data, Subtotals for my worksheet. =SUBTOTAL(9,E2:E1201) It is the formula in the Grand Total Cell. Can you tell me what the 9, contained within the parenthesis means? Does that mean it only looks that the subtotals when calculating the Grand Total? |
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