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Seek input on a Transposition: Can Excel help do this?
I have data that goes
Name,Project,Period,Count A1, B1, 5,10 A1, B1, 6,20 A1,B2,5,5 A,B1,5,20 A2,B2,5,10 A2,B2,6,100 A3 A4,B3,5,200 And I want it to look like (filtering out the A3) Name Project Period5 Period6 A1 , B1, 10, 20 A1, B2, 5 A2, B1, 20 A2, B2, 10, 100 A4, B3, 5, 200 Or to do this do I have to write the VBA and work on all the looping? Thanks. |
Seek input on a Transposition: Can Excel help do this?
Hi Folks,
I just about have things going when I use an Excel Pivot table The problem is that I get a count of periods when I really want a total of Counts. So I'm getting Name Project Period5 Period6 A1 , B1, 1, 1 A1, B2, 1, 1 A2, B1, 1, A2, B2, 1, 1 A4, B3, 1, 1 Is there a way to tell the pivot table to use Periods when it goes across but to add Counts instead of periods in the contents of the cells? Thanks. |
Seek input on a Transposition: Can Excel help do this?
Use a Pivot Table... Place your cursor in the middle of your data set. Select
Data - Pivot Table. Now either follow the Wizard or just select finish (you can probably get away with finish as the defualts are normally good enough. Drag the name and project to the left hand column and the period across the top. Put the counts in the middle and you are good to go... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson " wrote: I have data that goes Name,Project,Period,Count A1, B1, 5,10 A1, B1, 6,20 A1,B2,5,5 A,B1,5,20 A2,B2,5,10 A2,B2,6,100 A3 A4,B3,5,200 And I want it to look like (filtering out the A3) Name Project Period5 Period6 A1 , B1, 10, 20 A1, B2, 5 A2, B1, 20 A2, B2, 10, 100 A4, B3, 5, 200 Or to do this do I have to write the VBA and work on all the looping? Thanks. |
Seek input on a Transposition: Can Excel help do this?
right click on the cell with the Period 5 entry and select Field Settings
(toward the bottom of the popup). Change the selection from count to sum. Repeat for period6 -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy wrote in message oups.com... Hi Folks, I just about have things going when I use an Excel Pivot table The problem is that I get a count of periods when I really want a total of Counts. So I'm getting Name Project Period5 Period6 A1 , B1, 1, 1 A1, B2, 1, 1 A2, B1, 1, A2, B2, 1, 1 A4, B3, 1, 1 Is there a way to tell the pivot table to use Periods when it goes across but to add Counts instead of periods in the contents of the cells? Thanks. |
Seek input on a Transposition: Can Excel help do this?
Thanks Tom.
Is there a way to filter out rows having nulls, like the row with A3? |
Seek input on a Transposition: Can Excel help do this?
I don't believe there is for the specific situation you describe. However,
you could copy you data source to another sheet, delete those rows (select column 2, do edit=goto=specialCells, select blanks, then edit=Delete) and use that as the source for your pivot table. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy " wrote: Thanks Tom. Is there a way to filter out rows having nulls, like the row with A3? |
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