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Want to analzye but don't know how!
I am working on a "charge sheet" for hospital use. So far, I have a pretty
simple sheet that looks like this A B C D E F 1 Name Acct # Charge code Direct units Indirect Units Forms units 2 3 *Column C is a drop down menu pulling from a list on wksht 2. I already have the sum function set up to get daily totals of direct units and indirect. BUT I need: To be able to, after this information is populated, analyze the data so I can say how many direct, indirect, and forms units are attached to each code. Can anyone help with this? |
Want to analzye but don't know how!
Consider using a Pivot Table to do the analysis. See:
http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Pivots/pivotstart.htm -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200793 "sloeffler" wrote: I am working on a "charge sheet" for hospital use. So far, I have a pretty simple sheet that looks like this A B C D E F 1 Name Acct # Charge code Direct units Indirect Units Forms units 2 3 *Column C is a drop down menu pulling from a list on wksht 2. I already have the sum function set up to get daily totals of direct units and indirect. BUT I need: To be able to, after this information is populated, analyze the data so I can say how many direct, indirect, and forms units are attached to each code. Can anyone help with this? |
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