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I got the solution finally:
Pragmatic solution: Use a helper column to extrat the number then use SUBTOTAL(); So say your helper column was column C you would use =SUBTOTAL(104,C3:C500) – by Scott Craner why aggregate function doesn't ignore hidden cells: Neither the aggregate or the subtotal works with the string parse, that needs to be done prior to the formula. – by Scott Craner |
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