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Dealing with a large table and multiple calculations
I have a very large table on a sheet named "Data". One column has date, one
has provider, one has type, one has county (in other words, multiple sort criteria), along with about a hundred columns with provider data. My staff wanted a customised report that would, by question, sumarize last years data vs. this year's data, vs. this months data. They also wanted this by county and by provider and by type. (In other words, a report that looked at the Data sheet and made many, many, many caculations). I created a canned report sheet, that ties to a worksheet sheet. This worksheet has about 30 rows by 100 columns of array formulas which make all the necessary calculations. While this ultimately does what I want, it is very slow while calculating. Does anyone have a general suggestion to point me in a different direction. I have tried using DataSum, but it hasn't proved effective. |
Dealing with a large table and multiple calculations
Hi
have you investigated pivot tables? check out www.contextures.com/tiptech.html for ideas on what can be done with these. Cheers JulieD "scrabtree23" wrote in message ... I have a very large table on a sheet named "Data". One column has date, one has provider, one has type, one has county (in other words, multiple sort criteria), along with about a hundred columns with provider data. My staff wanted a customised report that would, by question, sumarize last years data vs. this year's data, vs. this months data. They also wanted this by county and by provider and by type. (In other words, a report that looked at the Data sheet and made many, many, many caculations). I created a canned report sheet, that ties to a worksheet sheet. This worksheet has about 30 rows by 100 columns of array formulas which make all the necessary calculations. While this ultimately does what I want, it is very slow while calculating. Does anyone have a general suggestion to point me in a different direction. I have tried using DataSum, but it hasn't proved effective. |
Dealing with a large table and multiple calculations
I'll see what I can do with a pivot table. Thanks.
"JulieD" wrote: Hi have you investigated pivot tables? check out www.contextures.com/tiptech.html for ideas on what can be done with these. Cheers JulieD "scrabtree23" wrote in message ... I have a very large table on a sheet named "Data". One column has date, one has provider, one has type, one has county (in other words, multiple sort criteria), along with about a hundred columns with provider data. My staff wanted a customised report that would, by question, sumarize last years data vs. this year's data, vs. this months data. They also wanted this by county and by provider and by type. (In other words, a report that looked at the Data sheet and made many, many, many caculations). I created a canned report sheet, that ties to a worksheet sheet. This worksheet has about 30 rows by 100 columns of array formulas which make all the necessary calculations. While this ultimately does what I want, it is very slow while calculating. Does anyone have a general suggestion to point me in a different direction. I have tried using DataSum, but it hasn't proved effective. |
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