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Billing Statement Help
Hi, I am hoping that someone with a little more excel experience can help me.
I compile a dispersable billing statement for our company execs for our corporate card use. I am able to download the report in excel format. I am losing a lot of time filtering card users, running a sum for transactions, & copying & pasting to a new sheet. For example: CARDHOLDER DEPARTMENT AMOUNT Joe Brown Logistics $999.99 Joe Brown Logistics $698.23 Joe Brown Logistics ($33.21) Joe Bruce Marketing $581.98 Joe Bruce Marketing $11.74 This excel spreadsheet contains approx. 300 separate cardholders and approx. 3500 separate transactions. I want to reduce it down to 1 instance of cardholder's name, department, & transaction total. Any help? |
Billing Statement Help
use autofiter from the data menu.
select the columns click data/filter/autofilter select a name from the cardholder dropdown -- Gary "jeb" wrote in message ... Hi, I am hoping that someone with a little more excel experience can help me. I compile a dispersable billing statement for our company execs for our corporate card use. I am able to download the report in excel format. I am losing a lot of time filtering card users, running a sum for transactions, & copying & pasting to a new sheet. For example: CARDHOLDER DEPARTMENT AMOUNT Joe Brown Logistics $999.99 Joe Brown Logistics $698.23 Joe Brown Logistics ($33.21) Joe Bruce Marketing $581.98 Joe Bruce Marketing $11.74 This excel spreadsheet contains approx. 300 separate cardholders and approx. 3500 separate transactions. I want to reduce it down to 1 instance of cardholder's name, department, & transaction total. Any help? |
Billing Statement Help
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Billing Statement Help
jeb-
I recommend putting this information into a pivot table. By doing so, the table will automatically create totals and/or subtotals at various levels. Therefore, it will calculate totals at cardholder, department, and still show the individual transactions. Also, if you place the cardholder's name in the Page field area, you can use the Show Pages option. When selected, Excel will automatically create a new workbook tab for every unique value in the cardholder name field. It will name the tabs with the name of the cardholder and then all you have to do is print these tabs to get cardholder-specific reports. Best of luck. Excel.Instructor - Advanced Excel (Ed2go.com) |
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