Hey there,
I am new to this forum and am quite desperately looking for some advice on how to set up a pivot table.
The situation is as followed:
I would like to set up a table based on main data coming from a 50+ page .pdf file. Sadly the data is not available directly in .xls so I converted it. Well besides the initial problems with some cells being misplaced in parts of the file, I made a rather ok pivot table.
Well, I am now tweeking this table a bit and making it look clear and understandable but I need to include quite some more data. The thing is that this data is not in the same file. There is other data that I also want to include and I am not sure how to do this best.
I think it won't help if I go into the details of the information but I basically have sales data, and client data. Both of these can be split (sales by departments for example and client by region) and even though I am pretty sure excel won't be ideal for this, it should be able to draw up a nice looking pivot that allows me to filter to have specific overviews.
The last mentioned is the main goal, I would like to have a clear to understand overview of a specific part of the data, I would like to do a manual correlation analysis of some sort.
Could any of you here help me on my way on how to place the data in an excel file, so that I can make an understandable pivot out of it?
Do I draw up one big worksheet, do I combine pivot tables, etc....
Maybe my question is not clear, maybe I'm asking for the impossible but I am far from experienced and so would love to learn more about excel and its pivot functions.
Any feedback is welcome! Thanks!
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