I'm going to talk about doing calculations ignoring hidden rows so we
have a table here of numbers and so let's scroll down to the bottom and so
let's go in in this column which is calling code 2 and let's do an automatic
sum and you reek you get the total of 4604.084 so that's that's
perfect now let's go and select a bunch of : or a bunch of rows here and we're
gonna hide these now the total doesn't change so sometimes you you would like
to just total the numbers that are visible to you and you're not interested
in totaling the numbers that you don't see so I'm gonna show you how to
do this and with a function we're using is subtotal and so in the next the next
cell below this I will go equals subtotal and what you do is you you
select what you want to what type of calculation you'd like to do and it's
you have average count and so I'd like to do some now some it's gonna give me
the exactly the same thing it's gonna calculate all the numbers but if you add
a hundred to this sum function you're going to get some without the totaling
the numbers they can't see so let's go 109 and then we'll put a comma in there
and then we will select the top of our range so we're gonna select from here
until there and that's the range we wanted a subtotal and then we press put
an ending bracket on here and there there we get the total of the values
that you see as opposed to the total total of all the values include the
first one is the one including the hidden values and this is just
the values that you see so that's how you do functions using the subtotal so
that you can just calculate the values that you see please subscribe