Conditional Sum for Visible Rows ONLY - when SUMIF Fails

[@IvanCortinas_ES]

Magnificent exhibition. The appearance of the SUBTOTAL function is very brilliant. It catches my attention, since it was a function that has long disappeared and with 365 it is taking on some importance. Thank you my friend.

[@Officeinstructor]

Glad you liked it and thanks for watching

[@Luciano_mp]

Great solution! Thank you Nabil!

[@Officeinstructor]

You are welcome!

[@nadermounir8228]

Brilliant video Nabil. Thank you for this amazing tutorial 👍

[@Officeinstructor]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching

[@gandhisunil3]

Thanks A ton Nabil.. At one point you said column hidden instead of Row hidden, but we understood from context as row

[@Officeinstructor]

I am a human being and I make mistakes. Luckily this was just an extremely simple one and it is definitely understood from the context. If it proves anything that will be I am recording live ...

[@prashantsureka1]

Thanks and great work bro.looking solution for this from many years.

[@Officeinstructor]

Always welcome

[@Rturnerjr1]

Excellent - thank you for your explanation

[@yousrymaarouf2931]

Fantastic

[@Officeinstructor]

Thank you so much 😀

[@gandhisunil3]

Secondly what is the source of pics like calculator display screen showing visible rows

[@Officeinstructor]

Google Image with my editing

[@alializadeh8195]

Thanks Please go for Access ...

[@Officeinstructor]

Nothing planned for now.