Groupby

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Is it possible to subtoal within a groupby formula?
 

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Forgive me
Reading my question made me realise how poorly I put it.
I Have a worksheet with a groupby formula giving the subtotals at account level
I would like to be able to have a subtotal within this for a separate criteria, much the same as you can have 2 subtotal levels using classic subtotal in excel (but this is not dynamic)

Many thanks
 
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As far as I know, groupby only provides a subtotal for the values in the 1st column.
 
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I thought so, just wishful thinking on my part
Thank you for taking the time to reply
 
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