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    Summarizing Information in Tables to a Pivot

    Hello All,

    I have a set of data that has 6 main columns: Location, System, Device, Adequate, Inadequate, and Completion Date. Some background information, all devices become complete when the system is complete. There is never a time where only one device within a system is complete.

    What I'm shooting for is a way to pull how many systems are complete? How many systems are Adequate / Inadequate? On the second tab is the way I figured out how to make it work to get the results I want.

    Any help/advice is greatly appreciated.
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    Re: Summarizing Information in Tables to a Pivot

    Is the pivot table not what you need or want? Is there something else you need from this? Seems to do what you need, whats the additional ask?
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    Quote Originally Posted by cubangt View Post
    Is the pivot table not what you need or want? Is there something else you need from this? Seems to do what you need, whats the additional ask?
    Well I would like to be able to do it all within the pivot table without having to pull it outside. My actual data is 1,000s of lines and this method is not so easy.

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    Re: Summarizing Information in Tables to a Pivot

    So you want to basically have your pivot table look like the manual table you have to the right of it?

    I think it can be done using calculated fields in the pivot table..

    Here is an example:
    https://www.excel-easy.com/examples/...ield-item.html

    If i get a few minutes this morning ill play around and see if i can do it.

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