Hi there,I've done a search of the forum and didn't see this question anywhere. I have a spreadsheet of data with some hidden rows. I need to sum only the visible cells. Is there a quick formula to do this?Thank you for your help!
Good afternoon!
I am hoping to find a quick answer. I am hoping Excel 2010 is able to do this. I know I can use the =SUBTOTAL(109,AT3:AT65497) function to sum visible cells. I also know I can use the =Sum_Visible_Cells(AS4:AS60000) to sum visible cells and I can use the...
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