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This is a general question that someone may want to look at if they're bored.
I have a sheet that I use to record customer complaints. The sheet is rather long and details which section of our organization it is and the people managing that area. After I talk with customers I break up their response into improvement areas. My sheet looks like this: Area, Dept, Supervisor, Customer_Name, Comments, Improve1,Improve2,Improve3 A new Row is created when a survey is complete. The improve order isn't important. I want to be able to look at this and figure out trends with area or dept or supervisor, etc. I have exp using pivot tables but not sure how to group the fields together or what the best way to look at this. If anyone is interested in helping post any follow up questions needed. -- Greg |
Looking at sheet
I think I would start out just using the AutoFilter to group similar
items........then you maybe could do some CONCATINATION and re-filter on the new columns if necessary........should show you some interesting things....... hth Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Greg" wrote in message ... This is a general question that someone may want to look at if they're bored. I have a sheet that I use to record customer complaints. The sheet is rather long and details which section of our organization it is and the people managing that area. After I talk with customers I break up their response into improvement areas. My sheet looks like this: Area, Dept, Supervisor, Customer_Name, Comments, Improve1,Improve2,Improve3 A new Row is created when a survey is complete. The improve order isn't important. I want to be able to look at this and figure out trends with area or dept or supervisor, etc. I have exp using pivot tables but not sure how to group the fields together or what the best way to look at this. If anyone is interested in helping post any follow up questions needed. -- Greg |
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