Using Excel's Subtotal Function with Filters in Excel

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When using filters in Excel, the functions average, max, min, and sum will give you the wrong answer since they include the hidden rows. Use the Subtotal function to get the correct answer.

=Subtotal(1,range) will give you the Average for what is visible.

1 is average
4 is max
5 is min
9 is total

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This was helpful and solved my issue with subtotaling different filtered items within a column. I appreciate the time to produce the video.

NicSchilling
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Thank you, it took me a bit longer for the sum

keatontruman
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Thank you for this video, it worked beautifully and is the best explanation i have seen so far!

janepayne
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Thank you so much. Short and sweet, and to the point. You are good.

ryanvickery
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Very useful and quickly to the point. Thanks!

londonEnglishVideos
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Exactly what I was looking for at first search, thank you.

Nriz
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Absolutely solved my problem. Thanks 1000x

gamleole
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Can I mention the filter name in Subtotal function, Instead of changing filters from the tab?

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