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Hi, this may be a stupid question, but I can't figure it out! I have data in
the following format:

Product Price Quantity Revenue
Client 1 X 1 2 2
Client 1 Y 5 7 35
Client 1 X 1 10 10
Client 2 X 1 3 3

I would like to create a pivot table that shows both the total quantity and
revenue by client by product. I can easily make the table for either
quantity or revenue, but am not sure how to show the sums for two data fields
at the same time.

Example:
Quantity Revenue
Client 1
Product X 12 12
Product Y 7 35
Client 2 3 3

Can you tell me how to do this? Thanks!
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First label the column with client 1. then create your pivot table with the
range you need (example A1:E5), tell the wizard where you want it created.
then click on the layout button and click and drag cliet column to the ROW
field, Product to the COLUMN field. Then click and drag quantity and Revenue
to the data area. If they do not show Sum of Quantity and Sum of Revenue
then double click each one and select Sum. Then if you do not want to see
each row and column totals then click on the options button and check or
uncheck the appropriate boxes. Then click finish and the table will appear as
shown below.

Product
Client Data x y
client 1 Sum of Quantity 12 7
Sum of Revenue 12 35
Client 2 Sum of Quantity 3
Sum of Revenue 3


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Hi, this may be a stupid question, but I can't figure it out! I have data in
the following format:

Product Price Quantity Revenue
Client 1 X 1 2 2
Client 1 Y 5 7 35
Client 1 X 1 10 10
Client 2 X 1 3 3

I would like to create a pivot table that shows both the total quantity and
revenue by client by product. I can easily make the table for either
quantity or revenue, but am not sure how to show the sums for two data fields
at the same time.

Example:
Quantity Revenue
Client 1
Product X 12 12
Product Y 7 35
Client 2 3 3

Can you tell me how to do this? Thanks!

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Thanks. Is is possible to have the "Sum of Quantity" and "Sum of Revenue" as
columns instead of rows?

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First label the column with client 1. then create your pivot table with the
range you need (example A1:E5), tell the wizard where you want it created.
then click on the layout button and click and drag cliet column to the ROW
field, Product to the COLUMN field. Then click and drag quantity and Revenue
to the data area. If they do not show Sum of Quantity and Sum of Revenue
then double click each one and select Sum. Then if you do not want to see
each row and column totals then click on the options button and check or
uncheck the appropriate boxes. Then click finish and the table will appear as
shown below.

Product
Client Data x y
client 1 Sum of Quantity 12 7
Sum of Revenue 12 35
Client 2 Sum of Quantity 3
Sum of Revenue 3


"Kruti" wrote:

Hi, this may be a stupid question, but I can't figure it out! I have data in
the following format:

Product Price Quantity Revenue
Client 1 X 1 2 2
Client 1 Y 5 7 35
Client 1 X 1 10 10
Client 2 X 1 3 3

I would like to create a pivot table that shows both the total quantity and
revenue by client by product. I can easily make the table for either
quantity or revenue, but am not sure how to show the sums for two data fields
at the same time.

Example:
Quantity Revenue
Client 1
Product X 12 12
Product Y 7 35
Client 2 3 3

Can you tell me how to do this? Thanks!

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Drag the Data field button onto the cell that contains the word "Total",
as shown he

http://www.contextures.com/xlPivot02.html


Kruti wrote:
Thanks. Is is possible to have the "Sum of Quantity" and "Sum of Revenue" as
columns instead of rows?

"SSG QuarterMaster" wrote:


First label the column with client 1. then create your pivot table with the
range you need (example A1:E5), tell the wizard where you want it created.
then click on the layout button and click and drag cliet column to the ROW
field, Product to the COLUMN field. Then click and drag quantity and Revenue
to the data area. If they do not show Sum of Quantity and Sum of Revenue
then double click each one and select Sum. Then if you do not want to see
each row and column totals then click on the options button and check or
uncheck the appropriate boxes. Then click finish and the table will appear as
shown below.

Product
Client Data x y
client 1 Sum of Quantity 12 7
Sum of Revenue 12 35
Client 2 Sum of Quantity 3
Sum of Revenue 3


"Kruti" wrote:


Hi, this may be a stupid question, but I can't figure it out! I have data in
the following format:

Product Price Quantity Revenue
Client 1 X 1 2 2
Client 1 Y 5 7 35
Client 1 X 1 10 10
Client 2 X 1 3 3

I would like to create a pivot table that shows both the total quantity and
revenue by client by product. I can easily make the table for either
quantity or revenue, but am not sure how to show the sums for two data fields
at the same time.

Example:
Quantity Revenue
Client 1
Product X 12 12
Product Y 7 35
Client 2 3 3

Can you tell me how to do this? Thanks!




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Contextures
http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html

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Perfect, thank you!!

"Debra Dalgleish" wrote:

Drag the Data field button onto the cell that contains the word "Total",
as shown he

http://www.contextures.com/xlPivot02.html


Kruti wrote:
Thanks. Is is possible to have the "Sum of Quantity" and "Sum of Revenue" as
columns instead of rows?

"SSG QuarterMaster" wrote:


First label the column with client 1. then create your pivot table with the
range you need (example A1:E5), tell the wizard where you want it created.
then click on the layout button and click and drag cliet column to the ROW
field, Product to the COLUMN field. Then click and drag quantity and Revenue
to the data area. If they do not show Sum of Quantity and Sum of Revenue
then double click each one and select Sum. Then if you do not want to see
each row and column totals then click on the options button and check or
uncheck the appropriate boxes. Then click finish and the table will appear as
shown below.

Product
Client Data x y
client 1 Sum of Quantity 12 7
Sum of Revenue 12 35
Client 2 Sum of Quantity 3
Sum of Revenue 3


"Kruti" wrote:


Hi, this may be a stupid question, but I can't figure it out! I have data in
the following format:

Product Price Quantity Revenue
Client 1 X 1 2 2
Client 1 Y 5 7 35
Client 1 X 1 10 10
Client 2 X 1 3 3

I would like to create a pivot table that shows both the total quantity and
revenue by client by product. I can easily make the table for either
quantity or revenue, but am not sure how to show the sums for two data fields
at the same time.

Example:
Quantity Revenue
Client 1
Product X 12 12
Product Y 7 35
Client 2 3 3

Can you tell me how to do this? Thanks!



--
Debra Dalgleish
Contextures
http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html


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