Hi all--
I'm looking to implement a subtotal formula that updates depending on what filter I select.
I've attached a sample file of where I am trying to use it.
I want to have all of "FY18" add up depending on my filter, FY17, etc.
Thank you.
Hi all--
I'm looking to implement a subtotal formula that updates depending on what filter I select.
I've attached a sample file of where I am trying to use it.
I want to have all of "FY18" add up depending on my filter, FY17, etc.
Thank you.
Can't see the formulae on an iPad but you're looking for =SUBTOTAL (109, range)
Trevor Shuttleworth - Retired Excel/VBA Consultant
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As TMS mentioned, you can include SUBTOTAL to your existing formula like this: =SUBTOTAL(109,H24,H29,H34,...)
or you can shorten the formula like this:
H8 =SUMPRODUCT(SUBTOTAL(9,OFFSET($H$24,ROW($H$24:$H$1063)-ROW(H24),0)),--($G$24:$G$1063=$G8))
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