EXCLUDE TOTAL FROM FILTER

[Dave]

Hi

I am trying to create a row which will only sum whatever is in a filtered
columns.

Can this be done??

 

[Mike H]

Hi,

Do you mean visible cells in a filtered column. If so use SUBTOTAL

=SUBTOTAL(109,B2:B8)

109 makes to sum only visible rows.

Mike

 

[Ms-Exl-Learner]

Try this…

Use subtotal.

For example:-
=SUBTOTAL(9,B2:B4)

Change the Range B2:B4 to your desired cell range.

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[Dave]

Hi

The only problem is when I filter the column, the row with the subtotal in
dissparears. How do i keep the row in the filter?

Thanks

 

[Bob I]

Perhaps make your data into a table and place the "subtotal" above the
table.

 

[Ms-Exl-Learner]

In your below query you have asked that you want to do sum for the data when
it is in Auto Filter, So first apply Autofilter and put the subtotal formula
to get the visible cells total.

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[kamakshi Ganapathy]

use autofilter command and filter the rows. then go to the last row and click the cell where u need the total and pres alt+=. this will trigger subtotal command u will be able to view only sum of filtered rows



Dave wrote:

EXCLUDE TOTAL FROM FILTER
13-Oct-09

H

I am trying to create a row which will only sum whatever is in a filtere
columns

Can this be done??

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[Pete_UK]

If you put the subtotal formula in the first available row after the
filtered data, then Excel will adjust the filter range to include that
row next time you filter.

You will need to leave at least one blank row between the bottom of
your data and your subtotal formula.

Alternatively, you can insert a new blank row at the top of your sheet
and put the subtotal formula on that row - it saves you having to
scroll down to the bottom everytime you change the filter setting.

Hope this helps.

Pete