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Excel 2003 subtotal functionality error

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Pravin - 29 May 2007 11:28 GMT
Hi,

Excel 2003 subtotal functionality Error and problem.
1. It creates extra Total row and do outline rowlevel grouping on it.
2. It works fine while subtotaling at level 1 and 2, but then it tries to do
subtotaling  
   at level 3 it fails, with Error as "-2147417848 Automation error The
object
   invoked has disconnected from its clients. "
3. puts Grand Total/ Total at wrong position.

Please guide me with the fix for the above issues for Excel 2003 Subtotal
functionality.

Pravin K.
JE McGimpsey - 29 May 2007 12:31 GMT
> Excel 2003 subtotal functionality Error and problem.
> 1. It creates extra Total row and do outline rowlevel grouping on it.
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> Please guide me with the fix for the above issues for Excel 2003 Subtotal
> functionality.

You've posted in a Macintosh Excel newsgroup - you might have more
success in a general/Windows XL group for specific XL03 problems.

However, you also haven't provided much information to help narrow down
the problem:

How are you creating the subtotals, and what do you mean by an "extra"
Total row?

What type of data are you subtotaling? For instance, does the data
contain links to other sheets or workbooks?

What do you mean by "puts Grand Total/ Total at wrong position"? ge
 
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