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Multiple Sheets / Pivot
I posted this to Excel formulas, but something tells me its more than that. I have 1 sheet for every student. with a class code (PSY1, ENG2) in the same cell in every worksheet. I'd like a summary sheet that shows for period 1, I have 3 PSY, 2 ENG, 5 HIST, etc.. i.e. a little pivot table. Any ideas ? Thanks MK |
Multiple Sheets / Pivot
From 'PivotTable and PivotChart Wizard -Step1 of 3' window select
'Multiple consolidatation ranges' From 'PivotTable and PivotChart Wizard -Step2b of 3' window select add the ranges from multiple sheets. Please make sure the data format is same in all sheets.This should work... JacobSkaria (If this post is helpful please click Yes) "lab-guy" wrote: I posted this to Excel formulas, but something tells me its more than that. I have 1 sheet for every student. with a class code (PSY1, ENG2) in the same cell in every worksheet. I'd like a summary sheet that shows for period 1, I have 3 PSY, 2 ENG, 5 HIST, etc.. i.e. a little pivot table. Any ideas ? Thanks MK |
Multiple Sheets / Pivot
Hi,
Show us the layout of the data on the individual sheets and what you want it to look like on the summary sheet. You list Psy1 and then 3 Psy? What is that all about? -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "lab-guy" wrote: I posted this to Excel formulas, but something tells me its more than that. I have 1 sheet for every student. with a class code (PSY1, ENG2) in the same cell in every worksheet. I'd like a summary sheet that shows for period 1, I have 3 PSY, 2 ENG, 5 HIST, etc.. i.e. a little pivot table. Any ideas ? Thanks MK |
Multiple Sheets / Pivot
Thank You. I added 4 ranges and it worked for 4 sheets. Possible to do as a 3D, to get all sheets in workbook ? MK "Jacob Skaria" wrote: From 'PivotTable and PivotChart Wizard -Step1 of 3' window select 'Multiple consolidatation ranges' From 'PivotTable and PivotChart Wizard -Step2b of 3' window select add the ranges from multiple sheets. Please make sure the data format is same in all sheets.This should work... JacobSkaria (If this post is helpful please click Yes) "lab-guy" wrote: I posted this to Excel formulas, but something tells me its more than that. I have 1 sheet for every student. with a class code (PSY1, ENG2) in the same cell in every worksheet. I'd like a summary sheet that shows for period 1, I have 3 PSY, 2 ENG, 5 HIST, etc.. i.e. a little pivot table. Any ideas ? Thanks MK |
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