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Consolidate Item, months and volume
I can turn the dates to months in TABLE 1 with =text (b2;"mmm.yy"), but how
do I consolidate the Item, months and volume, so I get TABLE 2: TABLE 1 Item Date Volume A 01.04.2010 10 000 A 01.04.2010 10 200 B 01.04.2010 9 800 A 15.04.2010 10 500 B 01.05.2010 9 750 B 01.05.2010 10 150 A 01.06.2010 10 200 B 01.07.2010 9 850 TABLE 2 Item Month Volume A apr.10 30 700 B apr.10 9 800 B mai.10 19 900 A jun.10 10 200 B jul.10 9 850 -- Regards Tommy |
Consolidate Item, months and volume
Tommy, Detach/open workbook "*AdvancedFilter Unique - ConsolidateData - Tommy - SDG11.xls*". Then run the "*ConsolidateData*" macro. Have a great day, Stan +-------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Filename: AdvancedFilter Unique - ConsolidateData - Tommy - SDG11.xls| |Download: http://www.thecodecage.com/forumz/attachment.php?attachmentid=528| +-------------------------------------------------------------------+ -- stanleydgromjr ------------------------------------------------------------------------ stanleydgromjr's Profile: 503 View this thread: http://www.thecodecage.com/forumz/sh...d.php?t=194629 http://www.thecodecage.com/forumz |
Consolidate Item, months and volume
Thank you very much. Exactly what I was looking for.
Interesting site you have. -- Regards Tommy "stanleydgromjr" wrote: Tommy, Detach/open workbook "*AdvancedFilter Unique - ConsolidateData - Tommy - SDG11.xls*". Then run the "*ConsolidateData*" macro. Have a great day, Stan +-------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Filename: AdvancedFilter Unique - ConsolidateData - Tommy - SDG11.xls| |Download: http://www.thecodecage.com/forumz/attachment.php?attachmentid=528| +-------------------------------------------------------------------+ -- stanleydgromjr ------------------------------------------------------------------------ stanleydgromjr's Profile: 503 View this thread: http://www.thecodecage.com/forumz/sh...d.php?t=194629 http://www.thecodecage.com/forumz . |
Consolidate Item, months and volume
Hi Tommy
as an alternative to Stanley's solution, you could just use a Pivot Table Assuming XL2003 Place cursor within your source data rangeDataCreate Listclick my list has headers DataPivot TableFinish On the PT skeleton that appears on a new page Drag Item to the Row area Drag Date to the Row area Drag Volume to the Data area Right click on any date valueGroup and OutlineGroupMonths By Creating the list beforehand, the data source for your PT Report will grow as you add more lines. After adding more data, right click on the PTRefresh and your new data will be included. -- Regards Roger Govier Tommy wrote: I can turn the dates to months in TABLE 1 with =text (b2;"mmm.yy"), but how do I consolidate the Item, months and volume, so I get TABLE 2: TABLE 1 Item Date Volume A 01.04.2010 10 000 A 01.04.2010 10 200 B 01.04.2010 9 800 A 15.04.2010 10 500 B 01.05.2010 9 750 B 01.05.2010 10 150 A 01.06.2010 10 200 B 01.07.2010 9 850 TABLE 2 Item Month Volume A apr.10 30 700 B apr.10 9 800 B mai.10 19 900 A jun.10 10 200 B jul.10 9 850 |
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