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Pivot Tables - Variance and Variance %

  1. #1
    PJS
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    Pivot Tables - Variance and Variance %

    Hi,

    I am having trouble creating a pivot table to show variance between planned
    vs actual units.
    Currently my data is broken down into the following fields, Team, Type,
    Month, Actual Units, Planned Units.

    I would like the pivot table to show if the current teams are meeting their
    monthly goals by comparing the planned vs actual units and showing the
    percentage.

    Team (all)
    (page)
    Month
    Jan Feb March . . . . . (column)
    Actual 100 110 90
    Planned 90 110 100
    Variance 10 0 -10
    variance % 11% 0% -10%
    (row)





  2. #2
    Debra Dalgleish
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    Re: Pivot Tables - Variance and Variance %

    You can create calculated fields:

    Select a cell in the pivot table
    On the PivotTable toolbar, choose PivotTable>Formulas>Calculated Field
    Type a name for the formula, e.g. Variance
    Enter the formula, e.g.: =Actual -Planned
    Click Close

    Do the same for the Variance % calculated field, using the formula:
    =(Actual-Planned)/Planned

    PJS wrote:
    > Hi,
    >
    > I am having trouble creating a pivot table to show variance between planned
    > vs actual units.
    > Currently my data is broken down into the following fields, Team, Type,
    > Month, Actual Units, Planned Units.
    >
    > I would like the pivot table to show if the current teams are meeting their
    > monthly goals by comparing the planned vs actual units and showing the
    > percentage.
    >
    > Team (all)
    > (page)
    > Month
    > Jan Feb March . . . . . (column)
    > Actual 100 110 90
    > Planned 90 110 100
    > Variance 10 0 -10
    > variance % 11% 0% -10%
    > (row)
    >
    >
    >
    >



    --
    Debra Dalgleish
    Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List
    http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html


  3. #3
    PJS
    Guest

    Re: Pivot Tables - Variance and Variance %

    Thank you very much for your assistnace ^_^

    "Debra Dalgleish" wrote:

    > You can create calculated fields:
    >
    > Select a cell in the pivot table
    > On the PivotTable toolbar, choose PivotTable>Formulas>Calculated Field
    > Type a name for the formula, e.g. Variance
    > Enter the formula, e.g.: =Actual -Planned
    > Click Close
    >
    > Do the same for the Variance % calculated field, using the formula:
    > =(Actual-Planned)/Planned
    >
    > PJS wrote:
    > > Hi,
    > >
    > > I am having trouble creating a pivot table to show variance between planned
    > > vs actual units.
    > > Currently my data is broken down into the following fields, Team, Type,
    > > Month, Actual Units, Planned Units.
    > >
    > > I would like the pivot table to show if the current teams are meeting their
    > > monthly goals by comparing the planned vs actual units and showing the
    > > percentage.
    > >
    > > Team (all)
    > > (page)
    > > Month
    > > Jan Feb March . . . . . (column)
    > > Actual 100 110 90
    > > Planned 90 110 100
    > > Variance 10 0 -10
    > > variance % 11% 0% -10%
    > > (row)
    > >
    > >
    > >
    > >

    >
    >
    > --
    > Debra Dalgleish
    > Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List
    > http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html
    >
    >


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