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grouping Data for charts
I have an excel table similar to what is below but much larger. My question
is: I would, for instance, like to graph the total number of items at each of the 4 "locations". When i try to graph this, I get totals as if each entry is it's own location. Can anyone tell me if I group the locations together when graphing? Location Items 1 52 1 36 2 72 1 59 3 85 2 102 3 12 1 96 1 23 4 35 4 44 3 66 1 89 2 75 2 54 Thanks, -Eric |
grouping Data for charts
Hi,
Charts do not summarize data. You have to do that using formula or pivot tables. Then you chart the results. The SUMIF formula should work for your data. Cheers Andy Eric wrote: I have an excel table similar to what is below but much larger. My question is: I would, for instance, like to graph the total number of items at each of the 4 "locations". When i try to graph this, I get totals as if each entry is it's own location. Can anyone tell me if I group the locations together when graphing? Location Items 1 52 1 36 2 72 1 59 3 85 2 102 3 12 1 96 1 23 4 35 4 44 3 66 1 89 2 75 2 54 Thanks, -Eric -- Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel http://www.andypope.info |
grouping Data for charts
Thanks Andy, I'll give those a try.
"Andy Pope" wrote: Hi, Charts do not summarize data. You have to do that using formula or pivot tables. Then you chart the results. The SUMIF formula should work for your data. Cheers Andy Eric wrote: I have an excel table similar to what is below but much larger. My question is: I would, for instance, like to graph the total number of items at each of the 4 "locations". When i try to graph this, I get totals as if each entry is it's own location. Can anyone tell me if I group the locations together when graphing? Location Items 1 52 1 36 2 72 1 59 3 85 2 102 3 12 1 96 1 23 4 35 4 44 3 66 1 89 2 75 2 54 Thanks, -Eric -- Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel http://www.andypope.info |
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