I like to think I'm pretty good at Excel since I use it in the Army all the time. However, I also live on my family farm and we're trying to digitize all our information for tax purposes.
I have a worksheet with five columns: date, customer name, commodity, add't details, and cost. Then I have a separate cell that calculates the total.
I have drop down lists for each column so if I want to just see "corn", I can sort it out and only see the "corn" entries. Unfortunately, when I do that the total cost cell disappears or continues to show the total cost of the entire workbook, including the hidden rows.
I've created separate worksheets that would like to clone drop down functions. For example, I would like rows with "corn" entries only to be visible in the "corn" worksheet along with a total cost. Or, at the very least, when I click on "corn" in the drop down list for that column, the number in "total" cell only shows the total cost of all "corn" entries.
I hope that makes sense. Can anyone help? If it's easier to do over the phone or email, let me know.
CJ
Attached should be a copy since I suck at explaining.
Last edited by pike; 02-05-2011 at 07:33 PM. Reason: reset replies to zero
Hi chcknhawk
Welcome to the forum
You could useat the bottom of the column=SUBTOTAL(9,E2:E489)
Last edited by pike; 02-05-2011 at 08:18 PM. Reason: tags
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Hi chcknhawk:
I like keeping ALL the data on one sheet and then placing =SUBTOTAL(9,E:E) in the Header Row. This will then show you the total of all visible rows. This will provide you with a very flexible tool to view totals by anthing you want to filter by i.e.date , client , product ... etc. As soon as you put on seperate sheets you drastically loose the query ability of your data.
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