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Pivot table field settings
Hi,
Instead of displaying the sum, count or average of the data, I would like the exact data to be displayed. Is it possible? The main reason is the data is in text format like SocialScience456, LanguageArt123 and etc. The row is in TeacherName and the column is in Period#. Thanks, Siew-Ming |
Pivot table field settings
It sounds like what you want is a lookup function, but it is hard for me to
know which one based on your description. Check the Help files on these functions - one or more of them I think will help: VLookup HLookup Match Offset DGet -- - K Dales "Siew-Ming" wrote: Hi, Instead of displaying the sum, count or average of the data, I would like the exact data to be displayed. Is it possible? The main reason is the data is in text format like SocialScience456, LanguageArt123 and etc. The row is in TeacherName and the column is in Period#. Thanks, Siew-Ming |
Pivot table field settings
You can't display text fields as text in the data area. You could add the field to the row area, where the text will be displayed, then use another field in the data area to obtain a count of the occurrences Siew-Ming wrote: Hi, Instead of displaying the sum, count or average of the data, I would like the exact data to be displayed. Is it possible? The main reason is the data is in text format like SocialScience456, LanguageArt123 and etc. The row is in TeacherName and the column is in Period#. Thanks, Siew-Ming -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
Pivot table field settings
Pivot tables do numeric summarization. You could perhaps produce a count
and then ignore that. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Siew-Ming" wrote in message ... Hi, Instead of displaying the sum, count or average of the data, I would like the exact data to be displayed. Is it possible? The main reason is the data is in text format like SocialScience456, LanguageArt123 and etc. The row is in TeacherName and the column is in Period#. Thanks, Siew-Ming |
Pivot table field settings
Thank you for all the responses out there.
The data looks as below on the spreadsheet. SectionID Period TeacherName House Team LanguageArt123 01 ABC A 01 LanguageArt456 01 DEF A 02 SocialSci123 02 ABC A 01 SocialSci456 02 DEF A 02 Math123 03 ABC A 01 Math456 03 DEF A 02 LanguageArt789 01 GHI B 01 LanguageArt999 01 JKL B 02 SocialSci789 02 GHI B 01 SocialSci999 02 JKL B 02 Math789 03 GHI B 01 Math999 03 JKL B 02 This is what I would like to accomplish from the Pivot table. Period# House TeacherName 01 02 03 A ABC LanguageArt123 SocialSci123 Math123 A DEF LanguageArt456 SocialSci456 Math456 B GHI LanguageArt789 SocialSci789 Math789 B JKL LanguageArt999 SocialSci999 Math999 "K Dales" wrote: It sounds like what you want is a lookup function, but it is hard for me to know which one based on your description. Check the Help files on these functions - one or more of them I think will help: VLookup HLookup Match Offset DGet -- - K Dales "Siew-Ming" wrote: Hi, Instead of displaying the sum, count or average of the data, I would like the exact data to be displayed. Is it possible? The main reason is the data is in text format like SocialScience456, LanguageArt123 and etc. The row is in TeacherName and the column is in Period#. Thanks, Siew-Ming |
Pivot table field settings
Pivot tables expect numberical data in the data area. To use a pivot table
for this you would need to replace the text course title with course numbers. You could then use Sum to get the course-per-period result you want (assuming that no teacher is scheduled for 2 courses in the same house during the same period <g). You could then create a simple "mirror" of that table that references the pivot results row-by-row but translates the course number of the pivot to course title via vlookup or something similar. HTH, -- George Nicholson Remove 'Junk' from return address. "Siew-Ming" wrote in message ... Thank you for all the responses out there. The data looks as below on the spreadsheet. SectionID Period TeacherName House Team LanguageArt123 01 ABC A 01 LanguageArt456 01 DEF A 02 SocialSci123 02 ABC A 01 SocialSci456 02 DEF A 02 Math123 03 ABC A 01 Math456 03 DEF A 02 LanguageArt789 01 GHI B 01 LanguageArt999 01 JKL B 02 SocialSci789 02 GHI B 01 SocialSci999 02 JKL B 02 Math789 03 GHI B 01 Math999 03 JKL B 02 This is what I would like to accomplish from the Pivot table. Period# House TeacherName 01 02 03 A ABC LanguageArt123 SocialSci123 Math123 A DEF LanguageArt456 SocialSci456 Math456 B GHI LanguageArt789 SocialSci789 Math789 B JKL LanguageArt999 SocialSci999 Math999 "K Dales" wrote: It sounds like what you want is a lookup function, but it is hard for me to know which one based on your description. Check the Help files on these functions - one or more of them I think will help: VLookup HLookup Match Offset DGet -- - K Dales "Siew-Ming" wrote: Hi, Instead of displaying the sum, count or average of the data, I would like the exact data to be displayed. Is it possible? The main reason is the data is in text format like SocialScience456, LanguageArt123 and etc. The row is in TeacherName and the column is in Period#. Thanks, Siew-Ming |
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