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Pivot Tables
I have a data source that has four columns of data that are all similar. I
want to create one pivot table that would count the items in each column and provide me with a number for each of the variables. An example of the data is below. PR PS PV ST e m e m m e e e e e e e e m e e I want to know how many e's are in each column. When I try to do this in one pivot table it provides the same answer for each column. I have done this in four separate tables but would like to have them al in one. How can this be done? |
Pivot Tables
Hi,
your information is in columns A B C and D in F1 enter PR, in G1 PS, in H1 PV in I1 ST, then in E2 enter e and in F2 enter =COUNTIF(A2:A5,$E$2) copy this formula to the right "Maureen B" wrote: I have a data source that has four columns of data that are all similar. I want to create one pivot table that would count the items in each column and provide me with a number for each of the variables. An example of the data is below. PR PS PV ST e m e m m e e e e e e e e m e e I want to know how many e's are in each column. When I try to do this in one pivot table it provides the same answer for each column. I have done this in four separate tables but would like to have them al in one. How can this be done? |
Pivot Tables
I did this and it works but I would like to be able to do this in a pivot
table versus creating a separate table with the formula. "Eduardo" wrote: Hi, your information is in columns A B C and D in F1 enter PR, in G1 PS, in H1 PV in I1 ST, then in E2 enter e and in F2 enter =COUNTIF(A2:A5,$E$2) copy this formula to the right "Maureen B" wrote: I have a data source that has four columns of data that are all similar. I want to create one pivot table that would count the items in each column and provide me with a number for each of the variables. An example of the data is below. PR PS PV ST e m e m m e e e e e e e e m e e I want to know how many e's are in each column. When I try to do this in one pivot table it provides the same answer for each column. I have done this in four separate tables but would like to have them al in one. How can this be done? |
Pivot Tables
Hi,
you will not be able to do a pivot table and get the results you are looking for because your e are data and the pivot table can count or sum data, you cannot say to count only the e because e and m are the same for the Pivot "Maureen B" wrote: I did this and it works but I would like to be able to do this in a pivot table versus creating a separate table with the formula. "Eduardo" wrote: Hi, your information is in columns A B C and D in F1 enter PR, in G1 PS, in H1 PV in I1 ST, then in E2 enter e and in F2 enter =COUNTIF(A2:A5,$E$2) copy this formula to the right "Maureen B" wrote: I have a data source that has four columns of data that are all similar. I want to create one pivot table that would count the items in each column and provide me with a number for each of the variables. An example of the data is below. PR PS PV ST e m e m m e e e e e e e e m e e I want to know how many e's are in each column. When I try to do this in one pivot table it provides the same answer for each column. I have done this in four separate tables but would like to have them al in one. How can this be done? |
Pivot Tables
To do what you want you need to transform your source data to a paired value
orientation This That PR e PR m PS e PR m PR e PR m At that point it becomes failry easy to get your count of e's. -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Maureen B" wrote: I have a data source that has four columns of data that are all similar. I want to create one pivot table that would count the items in each column and provide me with a number for each of the variables. An example of the data is below. PR PS PV ST e m e m m e e e e e e e e m e e I want to know how many e's are in each column. When I try to do this in one pivot table it provides the same answer for each column. I have done this in four separate tables but would like to have them al in one. How can this be done? |
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