Hi :)
I think the answer you liked is below
Pikov Andropov wrote
Alan B has written on 1/23/2014 9:58 PM:
Have labels at the top of each column such as Buyer and Price.
Once you're ready to get your totals by buyer
1) sort by buyer as you intend
2) select the entire data range including the column labels
3) from the menu select "Data | Subtotals..."
4) in the Subtotals dialog box make sure the "Group by" option is "Buyer"
5) tick the "Price" check box in the "Calculate subtotals for" list
6) confirm "Sum" is the selected function in the "Use function" list
7) click the "OK" button
You'll be back to your spreadsheet with subtotals for each Buyer
inserted. Plus to the left of the row numbers you'll see outline
features that allow hiding and showing the various subtotaled rows.
Wow!!! That's terrific!!!
Thanks so much!
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