Hey guys,
I am trying to insert a formula into Sheet 2 that will tally the costs per month found on Sheet 1.
See Attached.
I'd like to go a step further and insert a formula into Sheet 5 that will tally the costs per week found on Sheet 4.
Hey guys,
I am trying to insert a formula into Sheet 2 that will tally the costs per month found on Sheet 1.
See Attached.
I'd like to go a step further and insert a formula into Sheet 5 that will tally the costs per week found on Sheet 4.
This time with correct attachment!!
Boo1k9.xlsx
Hi,
Find the attached where this is a very easy problem for Pivot Tables.
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I would personally use pivot tables here. See the attached as an example.
Cheers,
berlan
EDIT: didn't see MarvinP's very similiar approach before posting. Only comment to add is that you group the "Posting Date" field to months (and years if not already declared).
Last edited by berlan; 03-08-2015 at 12:08 PM.
Hey guys,
My boss hates pivot tables. Would it be possible to put together a non pivot table solution?
Hi morerockin,
I think you need to show your boss all the features Pivot Tables offer including the Slicer tool.
To get all the features of Pivots you sometimes need Control+Shift+Enter (array formulas) or long SumProduct() functions and even the Scripting.Dictionary Reference added in the VBA Add-In section.
Learn to like Pivots. You are asking the experts! Right??
sure thing. I would love to be able to use the slicer tool
Right now, my problem is I have no idea how to use Pivot Tables so I'm not able to reverse engineer what you did into my spreadsheet of 33000 rows.
What are the steps you took to do this?
Hey,
On the net are LOTS of Web sites and even hundreds of YouTube examples. Start with this one.
http://www.excel-easy.com/data-analy...ot-tables.html
or for a YouTube
http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=...3773973530BF8B
I edited my last post because I'm a bone head!
SO, what is the trick to getting the Pivot Table to list
- 2015 first descending from March to Jan
- 2014 after January . . so after Jan 2015 would be Dec 2014
- How can I customize the order in which my rows are displayed?
2015-03-08 15_05_50-Microsoft Excel - Labor Report.xlsx.png
Last edited by morerockin; 03-08-2015 at 03:09 PM.
Not seen your file, but I bet pivot table is a very good (offered) solution.Please Login or Register to view this content.
Ask te boss WHY he / she hates pivot table.
Pivot table expands in every new version; so it is also very usefull in the future.
Notice my main language is not English.
I appreciate it, if you reply on my solution.
If you are satisfied with the solution, please mark the question solved.
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On a Pivot table if you Right Click on any of the cells you get a submenu. Sort, Group and other things are in this submenu list.
If you click on the dropdown for both rows or columns you can Filter and Sort also.
If you want some other order you can simply drag the headings of rows or columns to where you want them.
Does that answer your question above? If not read/watch these:
http://chandoo.org/wp/2012/05/31/cus...-pivot-tables/
or watch
http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=...DCC813DD306EEA
This works like a freaking charm!!!! Any advice on how to make the pivot table look a little more pretty?
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I would make the pivot table like shown in the file.
Year in column
Project And Nane And week in row
Cost in value
Subtotal below the week
Endtotal per column
No endtotal per row (useless information in this example)
Any advice on how to make the pivot table look a little more pretty?
PT are not made for design.
They are made for easy analysing data.
If you want pretty look, you could make an PT graph.
See the attached file.
Last edited by oeldere; 03-09-2015 at 03:53 AM. Reason: file added
Hey guys,
How do I add data from another sheet to my Pivot table? Can you do a vlookup?
2015-03-09 08_58_30-Clipboard.png
Desperate bump!
Is it possible to add a column so I can see what my budget is? Is it also possible to add a column so I can see my average burn rate per week/month/year, etc.
Is my question really that difficult or am I not doing a good job of explaining? Does this help? Please let me know.
2015-03-09 15_01_07-Microsoft Excel.png
If this is any help, here is a sample Excel file.
Book9.xlsx
Ok - morerockin,
See the attached where I've done a running total of budget and amt spent. See if this helps.
Don't use PNG files.
We can't work in those files (and I can't open them)
Hey MarvinP,
I do appreciate you trying. My goal was for the Pivot Table to be able to contain the budget information like the table. The first column in the pivot table should contain the employee category number, and the second should contain the budget per each activity code. After that is when I want all the good stuff from the pivot table.
Hi morerockin,
If you need more table columns to include in your Pivot Table, you might need to add them before creating the Pivot. I believe I did this to include an Absolute Value of your spending as I wanted a positive instead of negative number.
I think your best effort now would be to watch a few of the YouTube Training Videos on Pivots and play with what you have and might want. You can drag a value column down multiple times and show one as Sum and another as Running Totals or even Percent of Column or Row. After you see more of these examples Pivots become more versatile for you and understandable.
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