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Running Calculations to build chart
I have the following columns: Job Title, Week, Total People
The data looks like this: Job Title Week Total People PM W2 1 Tech Edit W3 5 Net Engineer W2 2 Programmer W12 10 Programmer2 W1 5 ..... I have a named range of weeks, W1, W2, W3, W4, W5, W6, W6, W8, W8, W10, W11, W12, named "weeks". I'm trying to build a chart to show the total number of people for each week. So I need to total up all the W1s, W2s, etc. to display my chart. |
Running Calculations to build chart
Hi - I am using Excel 200.
Select your Data Job Title Week Total People PM W2 1 Tech Edit W3 5 Net Engineer W2 2 Programmer W12 10 Programmer2 W1 5 .... From Menu--Data--Pivot Table. Drag Week to far left and Total People to Right. field settings -- "Sum of Total People" make chart from Pivot Table. HTH "cs_in_va" wrote in message ... I have the following columns: Job Title, Week, Total People The data looks like this: Job Title Week Total People PM W2 1 Tech Edit W3 5 Net Engineer W2 2 Programmer W12 10 Programmer2 W1 5 .... I have a named range of weeks, W1, W2, W3, W4, W5, W6, W6, W8, W8, W10, W11, W12, named "weeks". I'm trying to build a chart to show the total number of people for each week. So I need to total up all the W1s, W2s, etc. to display my chart. |
Running Calculations to build chart
Check your other post, too.
cs_in_va wrote: I have the following columns: Job Title, Week, Total People The data looks like this: Job Title Week Total People PM W2 1 Tech Edit W3 5 Net Engineer W2 2 Programmer W12 10 Programmer2 W1 5 .... I have a named range of weeks, W1, W2, W3, W4, W5, W6, W6, W8, W8, W10, W11, W12, named "weeks". I'm trying to build a chart to show the total number of people for each week. So I need to total up all the W1s, W2s, etc. to display my chart. -- Dave Peterson |
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