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is there a way to have two different subtotals? One for the sum of cells, and
another for the count of cells? Thank You |
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Hi,
Yes, assuming you are using the Subtotal command? Add one subtotal then begin the process again and do it for Count but turn off the Replace current subtotals option. If in a pivot table add the calculation field to the data area as second time and change the calculation to Count in the Field Settings dialog box. -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Jason K" wrote: is there a way to have two different subtotals? One for the sum of cells, and another for the count of cells? Thank You |
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