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I have a table in which I have inserted subtotals. I would like to copy
certain cells from the table to another area of the spreadsheet. When only the subtotals are showing and the other rows are hidden I would like to be able to copy only the subtotal rows. Is there a way to ignore the hidden rows and copy only the subtotal rows to the clipboard? For example, I have data in rows 1 - 50. In rows 10, 20, 35 and 50 are subtotals. When I collapse the table only those rows with subtotals are showing but if I select those subtotal rows to be copied all of the rows btw. them are also sent to the clipboard. Can I get only rows 10, 20, 35, and 50 to copy? Thanks for your assistance. |
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Hide the details in the range that has subtotals
select the range to copy edit|goto|special|visible cells only Now do your copy and paste SJT wrote: I have a table in which I have inserted subtotals. I would like to copy certain cells from the table to another area of the spreadsheet. When only the subtotals are showing and the other rows are hidden I would like to be able to copy only the subtotal rows. Is there a way to ignore the hidden rows and copy only the subtotal rows to the clipboard? For example, I have data in rows 1 - 50. In rows 10, 20, 35 and 50 are subtotals. When I collapse the table only those rows with subtotals are showing but if I select those subtotal rows to be copied all of the rows btw. them are also sent to the clipboard. Can I get only rows 10, 20, 35, and 50 to copy? Thanks for your assistance. -- Dave Peterson |
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Thank you very much.
"Dave Peterson" wrote: Hide the details in the range that has subtotals select the range to copy edit|goto|special|visible cells only Now do your copy and paste SJT wrote: I have a table in which I have inserted subtotals. I would like to copy certain cells from the table to another area of the spreadsheet. When only the subtotals are showing and the other rows are hidden I would like to be able to copy only the subtotal rows. Is there a way to ignore the hidden rows and copy only the subtotal rows to the clipboard? For example, I have data in rows 1 - 50. In rows 10, 20, 35 and 50 are subtotals. When I collapse the table only those rows with subtotals are showing but if I select those subtotal rows to be copied all of the rows btw. them are also sent to the clipboard. Can I get only rows 10, 20, 35, and 50 to copy? Thanks for your assistance. -- Dave Peterson |
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