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Assistance with advanced formulas
I am attempting to simplify the time sheet for a client. She has multiple
clients that she works for and enters time on a single sheet. I need to set up a formula on a new sheet that will look through the entries in 2 columns of her original time sheet and calculate the time for each client (2 of her clients have multiple services with different charges). The end result will give total hours & charges for each client (the 2 with multi services would have subtotals and a grand total). original sheet looks like this date service client hours need to show this info on new sheet client service total hours cost Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. I can send someone a sample xls if it would help. Thank you. |
Assistance with advanced formulas
sounds like a perfect case for a pivot table
you could multiply the rate per client by the time before you pivot, or as a calculated field "emerson.farms" wrote: I am attempting to simplify the time sheet for a client. She has multiple clients that she works for and enters time on a single sheet. I need to set up a formula on a new sheet that will look through the entries in 2 columns of her original time sheet and calculate the time for each client (2 of her clients have multiple services with different charges). The end result will give total hours & charges for each client (the 2 with multi services would have subtotals and a grand total). original sheet looks like this date service client hours need to show this info on new sheet client service total hours cost Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. I can send someone a sample xls if it would help. Thank you. |
Assistance with advanced formulas
Assuming you are only looking for the totals hours value on sheet 2,
=SUMPRODUCT(--(Sheet1!$C$2:$C$200=$A2),--(Sheet1!$B$2:$B$200=$B2),Sheet1!$D$2:$D$200) -- --- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "emerson.farms" wrote in message ... I am attempting to simplify the time sheet for a client. She has multiple clients that she works for and enters time on a single sheet. I need to set up a formula on a new sheet that will look through the entries in 2 columns of her original time sheet and calculate the time for each client (2 of her clients have multiple services with different charges). The end result will give total hours & charges for each client (the 2 with multi services would have subtotals and a grand total). original sheet looks like this date service client hours need to show this info on new sheet client service total hours cost Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. I can send someone a sample xls if it would help. Thank you. |
Assistance with advanced formulas
Ah, but can a pivot table be set up prior to the time being entered so that
it auto populates the table at the end of each pay period? "AdamV" wrote: sounds like a perfect case for a pivot table you could multiply the rate per client by the time before you pivot, or as a calculated field "emerson.farms" wrote: I am attempting to simplify the time sheet for a client. She has multiple clients that she works for and enters time on a single sheet. I need to set up a formula on a new sheet that will look through the entries in 2 columns of her original time sheet and calculate the time for each client (2 of her clients have multiple services with different charges). The end result will give total hours & charges for each client (the 2 with multi services would have subtotals and a grand total). original sheet looks like this date service client hours need to show this info on new sheet client service total hours cost Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. I can send someone a sample xls if it would help. Thank you. |
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