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I have expenses listed in a spreadsheet and I want to separate the data into
departments in order to give a monthly expense status report to each
department head?
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I have expenses listed in a spreadsheet and I want to separate the data
into
departments in order to give a monthly expense status report to each
department head?


Another job for Pivot Table!! Have a look at <Data<Pivot Table and Pivot
Chart Report.

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Thanks, Bill,

But, I've already tried Pivot Tables and Pivot Chart Reports, and it tells
me that the Pivot Table Field Name is not valid and that I need to use data
that is organized as a list with labeled columns (it is). I have tried to
trouble-shoot Pivot Tables to no avail.

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I have expenses listed in a spreadsheet and I want to separate the data
into
departments in order to give a monthly expense status report to each
department head?


Another job for Pivot Table!! Have a look at <Data<Pivot Table and Pivot
Chart Report.

Bill Ridgeway
Computer Solutions



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Why not use SUMIF?

SUMIF(A:A,"Sales",B:B)

If departments are in col A and costs in col B

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Thanks, Bill,

But, I've already tried Pivot Tables and Pivot Chart Reports, and it tells
me that the Pivot Table Field Name is not valid and that I need to use data
that is organized as a list with labeled columns (it is). I have tried to
trouble-shoot Pivot Tables to no avail.

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"SarahT413" wrote in message
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I have expenses listed in a spreadsheet and I want to separate the data
into
departments in order to give a monthly expense status report to each
department head?


Another job for Pivot Table!! Have a look at <Data<Pivot Table and Pivot
Chart Report.

Bill Ridgeway
Computer Solutions



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So, I just fooled around with your "SUMIF" code, and realized what it does,
it adds Amounts from only a certain department, but I'm still clueless as to
how to incorporate this into a formatted report by department?



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Why not use SUMIF?

SUMIF(A:A,"Sales",B:B)

If departments are in col A and costs in col B

"SarahT413" wrote:


Thanks, Bill,

But, I've already tried Pivot Tables and Pivot Chart Reports, and it tells
me that the Pivot Table Field Name is not valid and that I need to use data
that is organized as a list with labeled columns (it is). I have tried to
trouble-shoot Pivot Tables to no avail.

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"SarahT413" wrote in message
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I have expenses listed in a spreadsheet and I want to separate the data
into
departments in order to give a monthly expense status report to each
department head?

Another job for Pivot Table!! Have a look at <Data<Pivot Table and Pivot
Chart Report.

Bill Ridgeway
Computer Solutions





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Have you tried DataFilterAutofilter to isolate by dept.?

You can copy the visible cells to another sheet or create a Custom View of the
the results of your filter.

Also have a look at the SUBTOTAL function for summing expenses for each dept.
filtered.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP


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I have expenses listed in a spreadsheet and I want to separate the data into
departments in order to give a monthly expense status report to each
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Did you select a cell inside the data source before trying to create
the PT?


HTH,
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Thanks, Bill,

But, I've already tried Pivot Tables and Pivot Chart Reports, and it tells
me that the Pivot Table Field Name is not valid and that I need to use data
that is organized as a list with labeled columns (it is). I have tried to
trouble-shoot Pivot Tables to no avail.



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I have expenses listed in a spreadsheet and I want to separate the data
into
departments in order to give a monthly expense status report to each
department head?


Another job for Pivot Table!! *Have a look at <Data<Pivot Table and Pivot
Chart Report.


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