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    How to achieve a total count WITH weekday schedule

    Hi,

    I have a situation in which I am trying to display various items produced on multiple factory lines (in different regions) by day of the week.

    For instance, in my example, we see that Factory1 makes four different types of items on Production Line 10 but it makes these four different items in batches on different days of the week. In my table I can see HOW MANY batches of each item I do per week but I can't figure out how to display on WHICH WEEKDAYS I do those batches. I am currently just writing a note to the side (ex. "M,T,W").

    Is there a way to use weekday columns with "x" or binary "1" or "0" to easily display a schedule like this by day of the week? For instance, it would be great to see how many TOTAL RACKS I will do on Monday without doing a SUM off to the side and manually selecting each item that I know falls on a Monday.

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    Re: How to achieve a total count WITH weekday schedule

    Welcome to the forum.

    I think you need to mock up the sort of thing you are hoping for manually - a visual will help to clarify your request.
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    Re: How to achieve a total count WITH weekday schedule

    In your excel file you ask:

    "How could I incorporate a weekly schedule coponent to this? DOES NOT NECESSARILY NEED TO BE PART OF THIS PIVOT TABLE"

    Add an date in your data e.g. in column P.

    After that you can use that information to analyse the data.
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    Re: How to achieve a total count WITH weekday schedule

    Thank you for the suggestion! I have updated the attached sample file to show the sort of results I am looking for hopefully it's a bit more clear what I'm looking for now

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    Re: How to achieve a total count WITH weekday schedule

    Thanks for your input! The schedule is only weekday (M,T,W,TH,F) dependent, not date dependent. I don't think a single date in a single column would be enough for me to see something like:

    "Factory1 produces 33 racks of Yellow product on production line 10 on M,T,W only."

    If I'm mistaken please feel free to show me with an example

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    Re: How to achieve a total count WITH weekday schedule

    To get the Example results from the table of data at the top of the sheet paste the following into cell E41 and then drag the fill handle over and down:
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    Re: How to achieve a total count WITH weekday schedule

    JeteMc: Thanks so much! That seems to have done the trick! Makes sense now seeing the "x" included as criteria with the SUMIFS formula. Again, much appreciated!

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    Re: How to achieve a total count WITH weekday schedule

    You're Welcome. Thank You for the feedback and for marking the thread as 'Solved'. I hope that you have a blessed day.

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