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I think I need a Pivot Table ,but not sure....
I have a work book that has about 20 colums.
3 of the colums are "stage" "Company" and "value" - they are not next to each other. each row has a value in stage and company [ predefined from Data valiidation tables] some have a value some don't. I can use pivot table to do simple counts of a list of Stage 1-9 and how many rows have each, or based on company. What I want to do next is have a table that shows the sum of the values for each stage, and anothe pivot table for sum of values for company. Is this possible? Thanks in anticipation.... |
I think I need a Pivot Table ,but not sure....
seems like some formulae might be used
can you provide an example of data? On 14 Sty, 14:10, Dave Eade wrote: I have a work book that has about 20 colums. 3 of the colums are "stage" "Company" and "value" - they are not next to each other. each row has a value in stage and company [ predefined from Data valiidation tables] some have a value some don't. I can use pivot table to do simple counts of *a list of Stage 1-9 and how many rows have each, or based on company. What I want to do next is have a table that shows the sum of the values for each stage, and anothe pivot table for sum of values for company. Is this possible? Thanks in anticipation.... |
I think I need a Pivot Table ,but not sure....
Ok, I think I've sorted it now by "trial & error".
Thanks anyway. "Jarek Kujawa" wrote: seems like some formulae might be used can you provide an example of data? On 14 Sty, 14:10, Dave Eade wrote: I have a work book that has about 20 colums. 3 of the colums are "stage" "Company" and "value" - they are not next to each other. each row has a value in stage and company [ predefined from Data valiidation tables] some have a value some don't. I can use pivot table to do simple counts of a list of Stage 1-9 and how many rows have each, or based on company. What I want to do next is have a table that shows the sum of the values for each stage, and anothe pivot table for sum of values for company. Is this possible? Thanks in anticipation.... |
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