SUMPRODUCT and SUBTOTAL combined in STRUCTURED TABLE

[EmmeEnne1979]

Dear all,

I am struggling to find a solution to combine SUMPRODUCT and SUBTOTAL for a structured table.

I have a table with slicer, and I would like to get the SUMPRODUCT based on slicer selection.

by looking for a solution, I got this formula example:

=SUMPRODUCT(
SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET('Raw Data'!F2:F150,ROW('Raw Data'!F2:F150)-ROW('Raw Data'!F2:F150),0)),
('Raw Data'!F2:F150=5)+0)

and I tried to apply this in my case. So, step by step:

ROW(BALANCE[TOTAL SAVINGS '[€'] MARCH 2024])-MIN(ROW(BALANCE[TOTAL SAVINGS '[€'] MARCH 2024])) ==> This Works
The next step is to apply the OFFSET function ==> now I am blocked

Could you help me?

Many thanks in advance

 

[shift-del]

Hi

Any reason why you wouldn't use a pivot table?

 

[EmmeEnne1979]

Hi

Any reason why you wouldn't use a pivot table?

I won't have any advantage to use a Pivot Table as my data are already grouped.

 

[RoryA]

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[EmmeEnne1979]

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OK got it. Thanks

 

[shift-del]

So, you got an answer yesterday 01:33 PM and still asked the same question today?

 

[arthurbr]

Also cross posted at SUMPRODUCT and SUBTOTAL for STRUCTURED TABLE

 

[EmmeEnne1979]

Sorry I did not get any notice about the answers in SUMPRODUCT and SUBTOTAL for STRUCTURED TABLE.

Thanks for your help