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Use the SUBTOTAL function.
=SUBTOTAL(109, D2:D50)
will add only the visible cells in D2:D50.
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I have a worksheet and have filtered several entries from various rows. When I try to add the remaining figures up by using autosum, it still adds the figures from the cells i have filtered away. How do I ask it to just add the visible cells? I'm sure I've done this before but can't remember...
TIA, Louise
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Use the SUBTOTAL function.
=SUBTOTAL(109, D2:D50)
will add only the visible cells in D2:D50.
Thank you so much. I thought there was a different way but can’t think of it
Thanks again, Louise