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Help! I have a large spreadsheet that is updated weekly with overtime
offenders. It is set up as follows: Column A: Pay Period Ending Column B: Supervisor Column C: Cost Center Column D: Last Name Column E: First Name Column F: OT Hrs Column G: Explanation Currently I have a filter active on the sheet so that they can just look at one week or one person, etc. What I need to be able to do, is show the top 25 offenders each quarter. Quarter end dates a 10/03/09, 01/02/09, 04/03/10 and 07/03/10. He wants to be able to see this at a glance each quarter. I'm ok with having another sheet created if I need to. Help! |
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You don't specify what an offence is. I'd have thought that it is OT hours
in col F. Is it? -- Russell Dawson Excel Student Please hit "Yes" if this post was helpful. "T. Jaques" wrote: Help! I have a large spreadsheet that is updated weekly with overtime offenders. It is set up as follows: Column A: Pay Period Ending Column B: Supervisor Column C: Cost Center Column D: Last Name Column E: First Name Column F: OT Hrs Column G: Explanation Currently I have a filter active on the sheet so that they can just look at one week or one person, etc. What I need to be able to do, is show the top 25 offenders each quarter. Quarter end dates a 10/03/09, 01/02/09, 04/03/10 and 07/03/10. He wants to be able to see this at a glance each quarter. I'm ok with having another sheet created if I need to. Help! |
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That can be done with a pivot table. Since your quarters do not land on month
ends you will want to create a seperate column to identify which quarter each record belongs to. That can be either hard coded or you could use a lookup type formula. Here is a link to creating pivot tables... http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Pivots/pivotstart.htm Once you have your pivot table you will want to change the field settings of the supervisor (I assume that is the offender) Field Settings | Advanced Change the sort and the Top 10 to top 25. -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "T. Jaques" wrote: Help! I have a large spreadsheet that is updated weekly with overtime offenders. It is set up as follows: Column A: Pay Period Ending Column B: Supervisor Column C: Cost Center Column D: Last Name Column E: First Name Column F: OT Hrs Column G: Explanation Currently I have a filter active on the sheet so that they can just look at one week or one person, etc. What I need to be able to do, is show the top 25 offenders each quarter. Quarter end dates a 10/03/09, 01/02/09, 04/03/10 and 07/03/10. He wants to be able to see this at a glance each quarter. I'm ok with having another sheet created if I need to. Help! |
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