This may have to be done using SUMPRODUCT, but I'm trying to subtotal a table where range L7:L6000 in the total hours and column P is the Pay type.
Can you use the subtotal function that way when I filter in excel, it would sum the total hours in column L only if the corresponding cell in column P equals ST.
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Example workbook is attached. Thank you.
Pls Try L1 formula
Formula:
=SUMPRODUCT(SUBTOTAL(9,OFFSET(L$6,ROW($7:$100)-6,,))*($P$7:$P$100="ST"))
One option is to add a helper column in Q7 filled down putand then you can useFormula:=SUBTOTAL(3,E7)Formula:=SUMIFS(L7:L51,P7:P51,"ST",Q7:Q51,1)
This avoids using volatile functions.
Removed. Misunderstood the question.
Last edited by josephteh; 10-22-2021 at 09:10 PM.
Removed by FR. Did not understand correctly.
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