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Microsoft Excel Tutorial: Summarizing Data in Excel Using Subtotals

Welcome to the MrExcel Podcast, Episode 2187: Summarize with Subtotals. In this episode, we will be discussing how to use the Subtotals command in Excel to quickly summarize large amounts of data into a concise one-page summary. This is a great trick to have in your Excel arsenal and can save you a lot of time and effort.

To begin, make sure your data is sorted by the column you want to subtotal. In this case, we will be using the Customer column. Simply select a cell in the Customer column and click the A to Z button on the Data tab to sort the data. Next, go to the Data tab and click on the Subtotal button. This will open a dialog box where you can choose the column you want to subtotal by, in this case, it will be the Customer column. Then, select the function you want to use, such as Sum, and choose the columns you want to subtotal. Click OK and you will see that a new row has been added for each change in customer, with the total for that row.

Now, here's where the real magic happens. Click on the number 2 Group & Outline button, which was added by the Subtotal command. This will give you a list of all the customers in your data. To create a one-page summary, simply select all of the data, including the subtotal rows, by starting at cell D1 and pressing Ctrl+Shift+Down Arrow, then Ctrl+Shift+Right Arrow. Next, press Alt+Semicolon to select only the visible cells, and then copy and paste them into a new workbook. And just like that, you have a one-page summary of your data. This method may seem like a lot of steps, but it only takes about 17 clicks to complete.

But wait, there's more! In this episode, we will also be discussing four other methods for summarizing data in Excel: Remove Duplicates, Advanced Filter, Consolidate, and Pivot Tables. These methods are all covered in my new book, MrExcel LIVe, The 54 Greatest Excel Tips of All Time. Click the "I" on the top right-hand corner to be taken to a link for the book. So, stay tuned for the rest of the week as we explore these different methods for summarizing data.

In summary, the Subtotals command in Excel is a powerful tool for quickly summarizing large amounts of data. By sorting your data and using the Subtotals command, you can easily create a one-page summary of your data. And don't forget to check out my new book, MrExcel LIVe, for even more Excel tips and tricks. Thanks for watching and I'll see you next time for another netcast from MrExcel.

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Table of Contents:
(00:00) Summarize with Subtotals
(00:20) Sorting data by Customer and using Subtotals command
(01:02) Using Group & Outline button to create one-page summary
(01:34) Five different ways to summarize data in Excel
(02:06) Recap of today's episode and preview of upcoming episodes
(02:16) Clicking Like really helps the algorithm

This is the first of a five-part series on Summarizing Data
This week, I will cover Subtotals, Remove Duplicates, Advanced Filter, Consolidate, & Pivot Tables
How to summarize with subtotals:
1. Sort the data by customer
2. Data, Subtotals. At each change in customer, choose four columns. OK.
3. Click #2 Group and outline button
4. From Customer heading, Ctrl+Shift+Down+Right
5. Alt+; to select visible cells. Ctrl+C to copy. Ctrl+N for New. Ctrl+V to paste

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