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I have some data that I'd like to provide forecasting for, but it's in 2
levels when broken out into a pivot table, example: DATE - BUSINESS - SALES 12/1/05 - BUSINESS1 - $5000 12/1/05 - BUSINESS2 - $6000 12/2/05 - BUSINESS1 - $3000 12/2/05 - BUSINESS2 - $8000 Unfortunately, my detail data comes to me in much the same form, by date, by business, all in those 3 columns. Is there a way that I can still provide forecasting on this data in this kind of setup? |
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