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Pivot Tables?
I currently use pivot tables quite often and I have a situation where I
think a Pivot table would be the best solution but I am not sur eif it is possible, or how to do it if it is possible. I have some data which comes from my financial system through a query. I have to run several different queries to get all of the information I need because of duplicate rows. The first query contains an employee name, check #, check date, net pay, gross pay, total employee deductions and total employee taxes for the pay period. The second query contains employee name, check #, check date and the amount of each deduction (employee & employer with description) for the pay period. The third query contains employee name, check # check date and the amount each withholding (employee & employer with description) for that pay period. I need to somehow get all of this data into a pivot table, or if there is another way which is better that would be fine as well, where the final result would list the employee name, check # checkdate, net pay, total deductions, total taxes, net pay, each deduction and each withholding all on one line for a particular check. I think it is possible to do a pivot table off of several different sets of data but I am not real familiar with this, if this is even the best way to go about this. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated! Gerald |
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