How to Use Subtotals in Excel 2003

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If you have many numbers to crunch, subtotals can save time and make your worksheet more comprehensible. Follow these steps to add subtotals to columns in Excel 2003.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Things You’ll Need:

  • Microsoft Excel 2003
Step1
Open your Excel worksheet with your data arranged in columns.
Step2
Select the column you want subtotaled. Hold down the left mouse button and drag down the column.
Step3
Under "Data" on the top menu, select “Subtotal” from the dropdown menu.
Step4
In the “Subtotal” pop-up window that appears, check the features you want in your subtotal, and then click "OK."
Step5
A subtotal of your numbers will appear on the worksheet. Save your work.

Tips & Warnings

  • All of your numbers must be in the same column.

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