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Hi Grasshopper
Use the SUBTOTAL function. I personally would insert a row above your data and put column headers ie: Month & Sales. So your filters will be in these cells. Then in B1: =SUBTOTAL(109,$B$3:$B$103) Edit: Forgot to add that you could also use a Pivot Table. See the attached file. Kevin |
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