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matt0020190
Jan 19, 2025Brass Contributor
Filter result to skip selected columns
Hi all Question - when outputting a filter, can selected columns be skipped in the output? Please see my example spreadsheet. I basically want to skip column H and have the total populate in ...
- Jan 19, 2025
Try below:
- Select the Range: Highlight the range of cells that you want to include in your filter, excluding the column you want to skip.
- Apply Filter: Click on the "Data" tab, and then select "Filter." This will apply a filter to your selected range.
- Custom Formula for Total:
- Click on the cell where you want the total to appear.
- Enter a custom formula to add up the values in the columns, while skipping column x.
=SUM(A2:G10)+SUM(I2:I10) - This formula adds up all the values in columns A to G and I, skipping column H.
- Adjust Range if Necessary: If your data range changes, adjust the range in the formula accordingly.
- Apply and Sort Filters: You can now apply filters and sort your data as needed, while keeping the total formula intact.
Kidd_Ip
Jan 19, 2025MVP
Try below:
- Select the Range: Highlight the range of cells that you want to include in your filter, excluding the column you want to skip.
- Apply Filter: Click on the "Data" tab, and then select "Filter." This will apply a filter to your selected range.
- Custom Formula for Total:
- Click on the cell where you want the total to appear.
- Enter a custom formula to add up the values in the columns, while skipping column x.
=SUM(A2:G10)+SUM(I2:I10) - This formula adds up all the values in columns A to G and I, skipping column H.
- Adjust Range if Necessary: If your data range changes, adjust the range in the formula accordingly.
- Apply and Sort Filters: You can now apply filters and sort your data as needed, while keeping the total formula intact.