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formula/ calculation in pivot table
I am using Excel 2003. I have a spreadsheet that has columns for"Time
Started", "Time Finished" & use these to calulate "Time Taken". In my pivot table I need to know how many activities took longer than 10 minutes and how many were either equal to or less than 10 minutes. The data in the spreadsheet is imported from another system and changes daily. Have been battling with this for hours now @ would appreciate any ideas? |
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Hi Michelle
Next to your column where you calculate Time Taken, have another column called 10_Mins_plus Assuming this is column D and your Time Taken is column C enter =(C2*24*60)10 and copy down This will return TRUE for those rows where the time taken is greater than 10 minutes. Excel stores Time as fractions of a day, so multiplying by 24, gives hours and then by 60 turns the result into minutes. Incorporate the new column into your PT and select for True or False as appropriate. -- Regards Roger Govier "Michelle B" <Michelle wrote in message ... I am using Excel 2003. I have a spreadsheet that has columns for"Time Started", "Time Finished" & use these to calulate "Time Taken". In my pivot table I need to know how many activities took longer than 10 minutes and how many were either equal to or less than 10 minutes. The data in the spreadsheet is imported from another system and changes daily. Have been battling with this for hours now @ would appreciate any ideas? |
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Gee Wizz, Thank you so much - I have managed to get it working based on your
idea, now I just have to see if I can get the programmers of the logistics system to write the formulas into their program so that it exports to Excel - I need them to come through with the raw data because the length of the speadsheet will differ eveyday. Thanks Michelle "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi Michelle Next to your column where you calculate Time Taken, have another column called 10_Mins_plus Assuming this is column D and your Time Taken is column C enter =(C2*24*60)10 and copy down This will return TRUE for those rows where the time taken is greater than 10 minutes. Excel stores Time as fractions of a day, so multiplying by 24, gives hours and then by 60 turns the result into minutes. Incorporate the new column into your PT and select for True or False as appropriate. -- Regards Roger Govier "Michelle B" <Michelle wrote in message ... I am using Excel 2003. I have a spreadsheet that has columns for"Time Started", "Time Finished" & use these to calulate "Time Taken". In my pivot table I need to know how many activities took longer than 10 minutes and how many were either equal to or less than 10 minutes. The data in the spreadsheet is imported from another system and changes daily. Have been battling with this for hours now @ would appreciate any ideas? |
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Hi Michelle
If we modify the formula to =IF(C2="","",(C2*24*60)10) then you won't get problems if there is no data present in column C. Even if the programmers don't incorporate if for you, adding the formula to D2, then double click on the fill handle at the bottom right corner of D2 and it should fill down the column for you. -- Regards Roger Govier "Michelle B" wrote in message ... Gee Wizz, Thank you so much - I have managed to get it working based on your idea, now I just have to see if I can get the programmers of the logistics system to write the formulas into their program so that it exports to Excel - I need them to come through with the raw data because the length of the speadsheet will differ eveyday. Thanks Michelle "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi Michelle Next to your column where you calculate Time Taken, have another column called 10_Mins_plus Assuming this is column D and your Time Taken is column C enter =(C2*24*60)10 and copy down This will return TRUE for those rows where the time taken is greater than 10 minutes. Excel stores Time as fractions of a day, so multiplying by 24, gives hours and then by 60 turns the result into minutes. Incorporate the new column into your PT and select for True or False as appropriate. -- Regards Roger Govier "Michelle B" <Michelle wrote in message ... I am using Excel 2003. I have a spreadsheet that has columns for"Time Started", "Time Finished" & use these to calulate "Time Taken". In my pivot table I need to know how many activities took longer than 10 minutes and how many were either equal to or less than 10 minutes. The data in the spreadsheet is imported from another system and changes daily. Have been battling with this for hours now @ would appreciate any ideas? |
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