Filtering in Corresponding Gross Value using VBA in Excel

akpflow

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Good day... I'm new in this forum...
I have a spreadsheet that uses filter to narrow down my search/selection but the gross value doesn't change.
I would love an excel shhet that has the corresponding gross value as the filter changes.
I can send you a dummy file for clarity.


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Akpflow
Filter 1Filter 2
Date
Filter 3
`Gross Pay

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just upload couple of records form sample data and it would help to find out better solution.
 
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just upload couple of records form sample data and it would help to find out better solution.

Thanks Mukeshy, let use this :
Player (Filter 1)
Game Type (Filter 2)
Match (Filter 3)
Bonus
Gross Bonus
Vardy
Champions LEague
Home
40
40
Huth
Carling Cup
Away
70
110
Fuchs
Champions League
Away
110
220
Vardy
EPL
Home
50
270
Fuchs
EPL
Home
50
320
Huth
Champions League
Home
150
470

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In this table above, There are three filters (player, game type, match).. Gross Bonus is the cumulative sum of the individual player's bonuses. How can I ensure that if one, two or all filters are active, the gross bonus will response promptly for example, when the filter 1 selects only Vardy, The gross bonus is 90:
Player (Filter 1)
Game Type (Filter 2)
Match (Filter 3)
Bonus
Gross Bonus
Vardy
Champions LEague
Home
40
40
Vardy
EPL
Home
50
90

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Example 2: When the filter 2 selects EPL,
Player (Filter 1)
Game Type (Filter 2)
Match (Filter 3)
Bonus
Gross Bonus

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Vardy
EPL
Home
50
50
Fuchs
EPL
Home
50
100

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How can I achieve this?
Thanks in advance...
 
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