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Curious wrote:
Yes, I use comma as column separator. How can I separate the Class and AccountName automatically in the Excel? Also, what command shall I use in order to add up the Shares for the same Security on the same Side within the same Class? You can use text-to-columns to separate the data. Your original data looks like this: Class_AccountName,Security,Side,Shares Use text-to-columns with a comma (,) as delimiter to get this: Class_AccountName Security Side Shares Then text-to-columns once more with underscore (_) as delimiter to get this: Class AccountName Security Side Shares To get the sums I think your best bet is to use a pivot table as this will produce all the subtotals at once. If you are not familiar with pivot tables googling should reveal many good primers. |
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