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select specific cells and consolidate same over many worksheets
Given that my excel skills are limited at present, I have a task for work
that I hope you can help with. A series of saved excel files that are based on weeks - Monday to Sunday. The sheets are arranged with 1st column being a store with various stores runing down in rows(not each week shows the same sytores however there are many times where the same store is shown in seperate sorkbooks). The days of the week are also aranged in columns- Mon, Tue Wed, Thur, etc. The cells below each day for the store shows total sales . So the workbook for the week will show the total sales per store per day. Now I have multiple weeks and want to see what TRENDS store (A) does on Mondays ONLY and then Tuesday ONLY etc over the many weeks in order to see if one day is better than another for that store and then repeat for each store (A) to (L) Then do for each store and then clusters of stores which make up regions. Is this possible easily? Please advise your options and approach for me . I have thought of and tried consolidate feature but that just added Monday store (A) of week 1 to same for week 2 etc . Thanks Michael |
select specific cells and consolidate same over many worksheets
Hi Mike
One way would be to copy data from each of your separate files to one sheet in an excel workbook. I assume each sheet currently has 8 columns, one for store name and 7 for the days of the week and since you mention stores A-L then it sounds as though there would only be about 12 lines of data on each source sheet. On the new Sheet being created, add a 9th column called Week Number. Now, as you copy each successive block of data, fill in column 9 with the week number that it relates to. If you have a huge number of files to copy from, then Ron de Bruin has some nice macro solutions to automate this task http://www.rondebruin.nl/copy3.htm I think you would probably need http://www.rondebruin.nl/copy3.htm#header Now with you new consolidated data, set up a Pivot Table, which will allow you to carry out any of the analyses you require. For more information on setting up Pivot Tables, take a look at Debra Dalgleish's site http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html and scroll to the section on Pivot Tables I hope this guides you in the right direction. -- Regards Roger Govier "MikeR-Oz" wrote in message ... Given that my excel skills are limited at present, I have a task for work that I hope you can help with. A series of saved excel files that are based on weeks - Monday to Sunday. The sheets are arranged with 1st column being a store with various stores runing down in rows(not each week shows the same sytores however there are many times where the same store is shown in seperate sorkbooks). The days of the week are also aranged in columns- Mon, Tue Wed, Thur, etc. The cells below each day for the store shows total sales . So the workbook for the week will show the total sales per store per day. Now I have multiple weeks and want to see what TRENDS store (A) does on Mondays ONLY and then Tuesday ONLY etc over the many weeks in order to see if one day is better than another for that store and then repeat for each store (A) to (L) Then do for each store and then clusters of stores which make up regions. Is this possible easily? Please advise your options and approach for me . I have thought of and tried consolidate feature but that just added Monday store (A) of week 1 to same for week 2 etc . Thanks Michael |
select specific cells and consolidate same over many worksheet
Thanks Roger for your efforts - I will work through what you have said and
referred me to, but at first glance it looks a bit beyond my knowledge of excel - but will try - Thanks for the pont in the right direction. Mike "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi Mike One way would be to copy data from each of your separate files to one sheet in an excel workbook. I assume each sheet currently has 8 columns, one for store name and 7 for the days of the week and since you mention stores A-L then it sounds as though there would only be about 12 lines of data on each source sheet. On the new Sheet being created, add a 9th column called Week Number. Now, as you copy each successive block of data, fill in column 9 with the week number that it relates to. If you have a huge number of files to copy from, then Ron de Bruin has some nice macro solutions to automate this task http://www.rondebruin.nl/copy3.htm I think you would probably need http://www.rondebruin.nl/copy3.htm#header Now with you new consolidated data, set up a Pivot Table, which will allow you to carry out any of the analyses you require. For more information on setting up Pivot Tables, take a look at Debra Dalgleish's site http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html and scroll to the section on Pivot Tables I hope this guides you in the right direction. -- Regards Roger Govier "MikeR-Oz" wrote in message ... Given that my excel skills are limited at present, I have a task for work that I hope you can help with. A series of saved excel files that are based on weeks - Monday to Sunday. The sheets are arranged with 1st column being a store with various stores runing down in rows(not each week shows the same sytores however there are many times where the same store is shown in seperate sorkbooks). The days of the week are also aranged in columns- Mon, Tue Wed, Thur, etc. The cells below each day for the store shows total sales . So the workbook for the week will show the total sales per store per day. Now I have multiple weeks and want to see what TRENDS store (A) does on Mondays ONLY and then Tuesday ONLY etc over the many weeks in order to see if one day is better than another for that store and then repeat for each store (A) to (L) Then do for each store and then clusters of stores which make up regions. Is this possible easily? Please advise your options and approach for me . I have thought of and tried consolidate feature but that just added Monday store (A) of week 1 to same for week 2 etc . Thanks Michael |
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