Counting Same Id In Rows And Sum Number Of Hours For Id In Pivot Table?
Jun 26, 2012
I have a column C which list Unique ID and this ID can be repeated several times in Column C. For each row the Unique ID has a value in Column D of how many sick hours are taken. I would like to create a pivot table which would provide a count of the Unique IDs and the total number of hours for the Sector in Column A.
My ultimate goal is to take my spreadsheet listing a large number of events and attendees and create a graph that gives a breakdown of the distribution of events by type.
Etc. (Note I don't need the date for my information, I was just including it to give an idea of what I'm working with.)
I'm trying to create a pivot table that lists the all the different Types and then the number of Events that each Type has, so I can make a graph that shows it.
I'm new to using VBA and have been recording macros and then trying to edit them where I need to and using Google to get the answers that I need, however I have hit a snag when I create a pivot table using my current macro.
The data sheet that I am creating my Pivot Table from will always have a different number of rows from week to week, but I am unsure of how to code this into my macro. When I recorded this, I used the range A1:S10000, which gives me (Blank) as the last row in my pivot table. change my code so that it only selects the data rows to stop these blanks appearing?
Code:
'Pivot Table DATA Tab to show Call Out Times for all Centres in file ActiveWorkbook.PivotCaches.Add(SourceType:=xlDatabase, SourceData:= _ "DATA!R1C1:R10000C19").CreatePivotTable TableDestination:= _ "PIVOT!R3C1", TableName:="PivotTable1", DefaultVersion:= _
why it is counting every blank cell as 1. I have tried to copy my data as paste as special value and run pivot again but I get the same result. For you visual consideration, I've attached a sample spreadsheet.
I have data sheet that has a field minutes. I a pivot table I have the Average Minutes per category. How it the pivot table can I show the Average minutes as Days, Hrs, Minutes? I am working in Excel 2007.
I have a big list of names of people that have completed a bunch of training they have completed. I want to be able to run a pivot table/chart and only count a user once vice each time they have completed a training. So in otherwords I want to get a count of how many people are on the list vice how many certifications they have.
I'm finding my way in pivottables (which is a new function to me).
I can now create one to count the item I wish (see attached).
I'm trying to get the table to display, but not use for counting, the rest of the row calls associated with the counted data.
For example, looking at attached, the source data is so: ComponentPart NumberValuePackageType C1C0805COG1NFJ50V 1nF0805 COG 5% 50V C2C0805COG1NFJ50V 1nF0805 COG 5% 50V
I'm counting how many instances there are of the part numbers and displaying in the pivottable as so: ...
I have column in my table that calculates time in hours between now and ticket open date (ticket open date in B1) so, in C1 i have following formula:
=(now()-B1)*24
Results are in hours, such as 15, 25, 32, 65 etc
In pivot table, I would like to see how many tickets with values of less than 24 or more than 48, etc
My available columns are: Region, Ticket#, AgingOpenHr(this new column).
I tried it different ways, and I cannot get it Less Than and Greater Than work under Values, works if I select grater than or less than in Label, but label does not produce consistent numbers.
I have a problem when Im trying to calculate averages in my pivot table. I dont know how to handle my missing values. If I leave them blank I cant get the average at all because the values end up under the dates instead of in a column next to the dates where I want them to be. If I write 0 it uses it as a value, eg 2+2+0 and i get 1,33 instead of 2. Also the zero could be a value for some of the parameters, so it's no good.
how can I count the number of not empty rows(and for example too many) using do.. until loop kind. I am searching on the net for about 24 hours but I couldn't find it.
I have a sheet with "Yes", "No', and "N/A' in most of the Columns. (E - Q) and about 100 rows of data.
I only want to count the number of rows that have "No" in column E and Yes in all the others. If "no" occurs in any of the other columns in that row (D-Q) I dont want it to be part of the count.
In my Macro , i add a worksheet and depending on certain conditions i decide whether to populate it or not.
At a later point of time i am checking if the newly created worksheet is empty or not using the following check :
If ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets(ISheet).UsedRange.Rows.count <> 0 Then
Now what i have noticed is that even in cases where the "ISheet" is empty the above condition evaluates to true for the first attempt. I cannot understand why ?
let me know if the query is ambiguous and i will post the code snippet
I have several columns in an excel sheet which contain values (eg. Names). The entered names can be unique or already exist in the column. I need to find out (using a function or macro) how many different names were entered. Duplicates shshould be ignored in the count.
I created a pivot table, but having a bit of difficulty. Here is what it tells me to do....
"...pivot tablet that calculates the number and average salaries by position."
I had no problem included in the table the average salaries by position, however I can't figure out how to calculate the number as well. It's apparently supposed to be another column since the instructions tell me to change the label above 'count' to 'number'.
Whenever I make one with numbers, I get formatting for a number as below
1234567.78(no commas and 2 decimal places)
I normally want the formatting as 1,234,568 (comma inserted, no decimals,), (the last digit is changed just becasue of round off, other wise number in both cases is same).
Now I can double click the field, goto number--> number and then apply this formatting.
My question is whether there is a setting in excel somewhere so that this formatting will come as default (after I create the pivot table each time)?
I have a range of data and need to summarize some of the data. In the table below is an example of the data. I would like to have a single formula where I can count the number of rows where the end date - start date is < 14 days. I would prefer not to add an additional column for the datediff value. Is there a way to do this with either arrays or named ranges?
Name Start End Other data Verizon 1/10/2010 1/25/2010 AT&T 3/2/2010 4/14/2010
I have 63,893 rows and 3 columns (Parents, Component and Qty) in a table. This would be typical for a Bill of Materials showing the Qty of Components in a Parent. A lot of Components are common to a mumber of Parents.
In total I have 4,259 Parents and 10,904 Components making up this 63,893 rows in my table.
The problem is that neither the Pivot function in Excel nor Access will handle it, least not the way I'm doing it - the bog standard way ! I just get the "Excel cannot complet this task with available resourses......" message.
Anyone any ideas how to get a Pivot or something resembling one so that I end up with the Components as the Row Header and the Parents as Column Headers.
I know I could go in and manipulate the data but I want to be able to create this Pivot like report every month or so without having to reinvent the wheel each time.
I have a pivot table and i am trying to display the rows in order of relevance. I have a bit of code that will sort the rows into the order I want them which I have included. My problem is that sometimes I will have rows that will not be there, If position 3 doesn't exist I would expect it to display 1,2,4,5 but instead I get an error message.
Dim PT As PivotTable Set PT = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("Sheet1").PivotTables("PivotTable1") PT.PivotFields("Type of Work").Orientation = xlPageField PT.PivotFields("Profit Center").Orientation = xlRowField PT.PivotFields("B/(W) CTD Net Rev").Orientation = xlDataField
Because I'm going to use it in my work, it must be reusable. And every time I use it, the numbers of row are different. Therefore, I made the source data into a dynamic range. The range changes when rows change. However, problem always appears in the following line:....................
I have a pivot table & want use the following to convert the cell from number to text under the Format Cell -> Custom. If I just type in [=1]"COA Denied";[=2]"Deferred to Future Class"; .... it works
However, I add more condition after , it won't work
[=1]"COA Denied";[=2]"Deferred to Future Class";[=3]"Offer Accepted - Confirmed";[=4]"Offer Declined";[=5]"Offer Waitlist Position";[=6]"Student Withdrawal Post Interview";[=7]"Waitlist Declined";
I have been using Excel to display, sort and present data in a professional way. I have created a pivot table with two columns below. Column C indicates the start date. Column D indicates the completion date. Blank cells show live data. I need to determine the number of days. 1) That have been - completed - a) That were < 2 Days, b) >2 but less than a week, c) > than a week (all). I have used the following formulas. a) countif(D4:D61, "<3"), b) countifs(D4:D61, ">2", D4:D61, "<=8"). Easy for completed data. My problem is, how do I determine the number of days, live data that following the same queries as above. I have figured out I can use countif to count the number of blanks by - countif(D4:D61, "(blank)") but how to put it all together and what formula should I use. I am trying to use countifs or if statements but am totally lost.
Column C Column D ---------- ---------- 06/01/2014(blank) 25/11/2013(blank) 13/12/201314/01/2014 27/12/201317/01/2014 27/12/201310/01/2014
I'm using Excel 2007. My pivot table seems to be limiting me to 256 columns in the Values/Data area. In researching below I believe that I should be able to have 16,000 columns in my Pivot Table.
[URL] The "Big Grid" and Increased Limits in Excel 2007
PivotTables Maximum rows displayed in a PivotTable report is 1 million. Maximum columns displayed in a PivotTable report is 16,000. Maximum number of unique items within a single Pivot field is 1 million. Maximum number of fields visible in the Fields list is 16,000.