Hi, I'm trying to create a PivotTable, but I can't seem to find the right settings for the PivotTable fields to achieve my goal. See the [Goal] sheet in the attached sample file. Thank you!
Hi, I'm trying to create a PivotTable, but I can't seem to find the right settings for the PivotTable fields to achieve my goal. See the [Goal] sheet in the attached sample file. Thank you!
If you really want to use a pivot table, then you are going to have to normalize the data.
You are better off using COUNTIF formulas like on the Goal sheet.
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an alternative solution is with power query which allows you to unpivot your source data to a normalized presentation and then pivot it.
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A B C D 8Attribute Yes No N/A 9Q1 14 4 10Q10 14 4 11Q11 18 12Q12 18 13Q13 18 14Q14 18 15Q15 16 2 16Q16 18 17Q17 18 18Q18 18 19Q19 18 20Q2 17 1 21Q20 18 22Q21 18 23Q22 18 24Q23 18 25Q24 18 26Q25 18 27Q3 14 4 28Q4 16 2 29Q5 18 30Q6 18 31Q7 10 8 32Q8 13 5 33Q9 14 4
Sheet: Pivot
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Alternative formula, B2=SUMPRODUCT((Table1[[Q1]:[Q25]]=B$1)*(Table1[[#Headers],[Q1]:[Q25]]=$A2)), copy across and down.
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