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Jun 10, 2018 · I've been using Excel with AutoSum for many years. Recently installed Office 365 and pre-existing spreadsheets are working as usual. Have just set up a brand new …
How to exclude specific cells from an AutoSum?
Dec 6, 2019 · To answer your question, the reason I was trying exclude specific cells is because I had some div/0 things happening that were making it so my AutoSum Average, Median, and …
excel 2016 autosum formula not recognizing all of selected range
Oct 12, 2018 · I have been using the AutoSum feature forever and "all of a sudden" it is not working. In the attached workbook there are blank cells included in the range I select before …
AutoSum comes up =SUBTOTAL (function_num,ref1, [ref2],...)
Feb 28, 2022 · Hans, I apologies I did have the spreadsheet filtered. I did what you suggested and unfiltered the sheet and now AutoSum is back working like it should. Thanks for you help. …
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May 14, 2025 · AutoSum Not working I am having trouble getting my autosum working in the newest Excel on Mac. I have researched here and tried I think all the obvious - the column is …
AutoSum based on FILL color? | Microsoft Community Hub
Feb 7, 2023 · Is there a way to run an autosum on a row with various colored cells and to only sum up a particular color? For example, I have numbers in 10 cells: A1-A10. I have made cells …
How to show autosum when filtering data? (Office 365 for Mac)
Jan 26, 2023 · For example, I could click on the "clients" column header and a drop down list with all client values appears, and I select a name e.g. Jones and then see all entries (rows) for …
AutoSum of a column is not updating when a row is added above …
Apr 24, 2023 · S-C-K . Format your data as Table > Activate the Total Row for that Table > For each column where you expect a SUM, on the total row: SUBTOTAL(109, [<ColumnName>])
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May 24, 2020 · JfeloffIt would be the same SUM function.If you are thinking of a running total upwards you can use the same idea and drag the formula up.