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Clair wrote: Hi Dave! At first this didn't work for me, but then I went back into the Registry and double-checked that the number in the "Modify" box was actually '1'. For some reason even though I'd clicked OK when I did it the first time it was '0'. Once this number was '1' it fixed the problem! Thought you might be able to pass that onto other people - maybe that's why it didn't work for them. Thanks so much for your help, saved HEAPS of frustration. Clair "Dave Peterson" wrote: Thanks for posting back. There have been a couple of people in the last few days that tried this and it didn't work. (I have no idea why not. But I'm glad it worked for you.) Jen Briggs wrote: Awesome! I was about to cry. I have been sorting / unsorting for 2 hours. I changed the registry and it fixed the problem. Thanks. "Dave Peterson" wrote: Maybe... http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;831824 Multilevel subtotals are in the wrong position in Excel 2002 and Excel 2003 Nilroc wrote: when inserting nested subtotals in the same excel file the last ones per outer subtotal are either above or below the outer total, even that I have checked "summary below data" -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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