Hello everyone. I have daily rainfall data and I want to convert it to monthly totals. Please can someone help? See the data attached and the format I want it to appear. Thanks.
Uvirkaa
Hello everyone. I have daily rainfall data and I want to convert it to monthly totals. Please can someone help? See the data attached and the format I want it to appear. Thanks.
Uvirkaa
excelforum2.xlsx
plz hit thanks
drag 'year' into column labels to get the month on the X axis
Hey Myslin. Thank you very much. Please can you explain to me step by step how you got to that level? Iam a beginner so you may need to give me the details. Thanks
Highlight all of your data including the headers
Insert > Pivot Table
now you have to define the areas for your chart.
I used years on the rows
put your pct in the values section selecting the function to SUM all values
Now you have to group by an appropriate time, right click on the rows where you see the years; select group; select years and months. Add years to column line and it will seperate by months in the columns! Hope this helps!
@akumagaavese
I get this pivot table.
See the attached file.
First I make an table of the data.
Excel 2007 => insert table.
After that I use formula's to determine the day, weekday, week, month, quartal, year
After that I made an pivot table of the data. (in the sheet Oeldere).
Excel 2007 => insert => pivot table.
I this example I used the year and month (as you asked) but it can also be show per week.
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There's no need to use a formula for determining weeks, months, etc as the pivot table will do it for you.
Please see attached
excelforum2.xlsx
@myslin
Thanks for the reply.
I know you can group that values.
But if you have to determine the weekday or week, you need to have a formula.
@Myslin. This is perfect. I appreciate this help.Remain blessed
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