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I have a question. I have a column with only the figure 1, but many. Some are
hidden (invisible) and some are not. What I want to do is to summurize the figures that you can see on the screen, and note the hidden ones. So lets say I have 4 figures that are not hidden and 2 which is. In total a have 6 figures but I only wish to have the sum for the 4 figures that are not hidden. Beacuse all figures are 1, the sum should be 4 and not 6. How can I solve this? Can you help me? |
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