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From: BigDogR on 31 Mar 2010 11:32 How might I carryover/copy additional information into the newly created row that includes the subtotal and name of the subtotal? For instance, the product number (Column A) is what is grouped to determine the subtotal of the Sales for that product group (Column C) but I want to include the item description which is in Column B of the rows above. I have 35,000 rows of data being subtotaled and want to avoid cutting and pasting this information. Then, I plan to sort the subtotal data from highest to lowest and would like to have the description in the printout of the subtotals (with the details hidden). -- Many thanks - BD
From: Glenn on 31 Mar 2010 11:55
BigDogR wrote: > How might I carryover/copy additional information into the newly created row > that includes the subtotal and name of the subtotal? For instance, the > product number (Column A) is what is grouped to determine the subtotal of the > Sales for that product group (Column C) but I want to include the item > description which is in Column B of the rows above. I have 35,000 rows of > data being subtotaled and want to avoid cutting and pasting this information. > Then, I plan to sort the subtotal data from highest to lowest and would like > to have the description in the printout of the subtotals (with the details > hidden). First, you might consider a PivotTable instead of Subtotals. If you are not familiar with them, look here: http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Pivots/pivotstart.htm Otherwise, collapse your data to include only the Subtotals. Select the first blank cell in column B. Assume that cell is B14. In that cell, enter the following formula: =B13 Copy that cell. Select the rest of the empty cells currently showing in column B. Edit / Go To / Special / Blanks / OK. Paste. Re-calculate (if not automatic). Now show all of your data. Select Column B. Copy. Edit / Paste Special / Values / OK. |