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    Subtotaling - adding new info

    Hey guys,

    I've got a complex problem. I am not sure how to explain but will give it a whirl. See my youtube video and read below: http://youtu.be/mSbk6vmwzfE

    I have a spreadsheet (master) in which the Purchase Order Number and Project ID Number information come from another sheet (data) and are dumped into my master spreadsheet via copying the applicable columns from the data spreadsheet and pasting the columns into my tracker via Paste Special -->Paste Link.

    I also have my master spreadsheet set to subtotal the pertinent information.

    So, I pull a new data report daily as new purchase orders are created and the info is needed. I save it over my old data spreadsheet and then open my Master to refresh the links and recalculate everything. But when I do this, the new information does not get captured into my subtotaled lines.

    Right now I have to remove subtotals and enter them back in. This is a pain in the rear as I have about 13K rows of info (20 columns). Another reason why it's a pain in the rear is because I am using the subtotaled lines to put additional info like total lines in that row and ETC.

    See Attached. Book3.xlsx

    This is a very VERY basic description of what I'm talking about. I'm kinda scared to actually share my spreadsheet do to proprietary reasons but am open to suggestions.

    On this sheet, columns A and B are acquired from my data spreadsheet via the method described above. The Zero's represent empty fields from data spreadsheet that could be populated once new Purchase orders are generated.

    See Row 2. This is an example of a new Purchase order being generated, but not showing up with the others with the same project ID in the subtotal.

    FYI - the subtotals were put in place to use Column C as the row to sort and column E as the row to total. Again, I've made this very generic.

    Help is greatly appreciated. Let me know if you have questions or complaints.
    Last edited by morerockin; 02-04-2015 at 10:35 PM.

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    Re: Subtotaling - adding new info

    How are you putting the subtotals in ?
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    Re: Subtotaling - adding new info

    Data Tab --> Subtotal --> Sort Column C --> Total Column E

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    Re: Subtotaling - adding new info

    Hello All . . I am ready for commercial services if necessary.

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    Re: Subtotaling - adding new info

    All . . I made a video to describe my issue. Please watch in horror http://youtu.be/mSbk6vmwzfE

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    Re: Subtotaling - adding new info

    maybe create another report for the totals (remove the subtotals )since i think you are adding the values based on the Project ID.

    Extract all unique Project ID then do a sumif/s for the other computations need (cost, and others) this will be your subtotals for all Product ID.
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    Re: Subtotaling - adding new info

    Hey vlady,

    So the reason for having the totals on the same sheet is so I can monitor cost and be able to drill down as to why my cost is too high. :/

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    Re: Subtotaling - adding new info

    ok. i will seek help with others regarding this one.

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    Re: Subtotaling - adding new info

    In my office playing videos are restricted by company firewall.

    So I am unable to see what you want and how...

    Can you please just show your data for 10 rows with expected result so that I can able to give my suggestions


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    Re: Subtotaling - adding new info

    See attachment
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    Re: Subtotaling - adding new info

    Quote Originally Posted by bebo021999 View Post
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    This looks promising! Let me play around with this for a minute!

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    Re: Subtotaling - adding new info

    bebo021999,

    I think this is going to work! I have 2 more questions now. A much simpler question

    See attached Book3 (1).xlsx

    Question 1. How do I get my subtotal in column J to sum the totals in columns E and H?

    Question 2. Do you see that I ahve added borders around the similar Project ID's? This makes it much easier to look at. Do you know of a way to either add a border around a range of cells if they all share a common project ID? It makes the body of info much easier to look at if it's confined into a border or etc.

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    Re: Subtotaling - adding new info

    Try this to sum E and H:

    In J2:

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    Stay in I2 , apply below formula to condition formating criteria:

    =$I1<>""

    Choose format border / Top

    Applies to whole range
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