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Need a Matrix diagram - Please help
OK guys, gals and gurus -
Here is my project: In the end, I need a matrix box with 9 boxes containing the following info: I have 500 companies each with 2 ratings - the spreadsheet looks like this: Company A 5 2 Company B 5 5 Company C 1 1 Company D 3 5 Company E 1 5 Company F 4 3 Company G 4 5 Matrix Groups 4 and 5 together, 3, 2 and 1 together Results (I put the Company in parenthesis - I think the matrix would just have the count). 4-5 3 2-1 4-5 2 (B,G) 1 (D) 1 (E) 3 1 (F) 2-1 1 (A) 1 (C) I feel like I'm writing a question for the SAT's! I hope this is clear. I'm looking for counts of how many Companies are rated a 4 or 5 in BOTH columns (2, Companies B and G). How many Companies are rated a 2 or 1 in BOTH columns (1, Company C) etc... Extra Credit: Can this be done with a pivot table that would let you "drill down" to see the Companies? Or should I just be happy with the counts? I really appreciate your help in this matter :-) If there is some magical way of looking at 500 Companies and putting them in this matrix - I would be very HAPPY. |
Need a Matrix diagram - Please help
Take a look at "Database Functions" in normal Excel help.
In particular the Dproduct function. Click the help example and then the "criteria" instructions. Different versions of Excel each have slightly different help files. -- Jim Cone San Francisco, USA http://www.realezsites.com/bus/primitivesoftware "DTTODGG" wrote in message OK guys, gals and gurus - Here is my project: In the end, I need a matrix box with 9 boxes containing the following info: I have 500 companies each with 2 ratings - the spreadsheet looks like this: Company A 5 2 Company B 5 5 Company C 1 1 Company D 3 5 Company E 1 5 Company F 4 3 Company G 4 5 Matrix Groups 4 and 5 together, 3, 2 and 1 together Results (I put the Company in parenthesis - I think the matrix would just have the count). 4-5 3 2-1 4-5 2 (B,G) 1 (D) 1 (E) 3 1 (F) 2-1 1 (A) 1 (C) I feel like I'm writing a question for the SAT's! I hope this is clear. I'm looking for counts of how many Companies are rated a 4 or 5 in BOTH columns (2, Companies B and G). How many Companies are rated a 2 or 1 in BOTH columns (1, Company C) etc... Extra Credit: Can this be done with a pivot table that would let you "drill down" to see the Companies? Or should I just be happy with the counts? I really appreciate your help in this matter :-) If there is some magical way of looking at 500 Companies and putting them in this matrix - I would be very HAPPY. |
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