Collapse the list and then select all the cells that you wish to copy.
Hit <F5>, <Special>,
Click "Visible Cells Only", then <OK>.
Right click in this selection and choose "Copy".
And then paste it wherever.
Don't paste it in an area of the sheet which might have some rows hidden due
to the SubTotals.
HTH,
RD
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Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit!
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so that only the subtotals paste and not all the line item detail?
jds
I'm not entirely sure of what you're asking...but if you right click where
you want to Paste and choose Paste Special. A menu will appear, choose
paste value.
This works well - but
when you subtotal excel inserts the word 'total' on the same line -
How can I remove the word total?
In my case I am subtotaling by invoice number - after I subtotal it
states '123456 total' - 123456 = invoice number
When I do the special copy/paste below the '123456 total' is pasted on
a new line - but I cannot have the word total there - becuase I need
to upload the invoice number as format number into another program
Have you tried the "old stand-by", Edit - Replace?
Select the column containing the "123456 total",
<Edit> <Replace>,
Enter "total" (no quotes) in the "Find What" box,
Don't enter anything in the "Replace With" box,
Then click "Replace All", and you should have the display you're looking
for.
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