Create Database Table From Multi-Column Summary Table
Nov 5, 2008
I want to accomplish something like this but slightly different:
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I have the same issue but a bit more complex. In my case I have an additional amount of columns (let's say dimensions). So for the example given (sales per month) I would add two columns for 4 different regions and 5 machine types (just examples).
The output (that would serve as pivot tabel input) would then have to be a 4 x 5 x 12 x 4 = 960 row database table.
I have tried to accomplish it by customizing the given code but that provedto be beyond my powers ;o)
and some 3rd party software [url]and [url] but non of them is doing what I'm looking for.
The code I'm looking for ideally would count the number of columns and unique records per column and construct the database table from that. So I am looking for flexibility in the number of dimensions also...
I use a specific report on a daily basis which is attached here. Is it possible that that report is generated automatically in the same sequence of rows once the data is updated in another sheet. I am not good in VBA so looking some built in function. I have tried the pivot but all the formatting and design of the report is changed. use the Template wizard with data tracking is used is the above exercise is possible. Is there any other better methord is available in excel. Is there any good web site availble to learn these things.
I have 2 worksheets which have a table on each. I would like to create a list using data from both tables. The list I am looking to create is for an upload fom an excel planning sheet into an ERP system and requires certain data fields and a certain format. Both table have the same amount of fields and the dates across the top. On worksheet one there are material numbers on the left and dates across the top. In the list I require I would need the dates down the left in the first column, next the material number, next the quantity from table one and then the last column I would require the value from the second worksheet which is relevant to the material number and date from the first table. I have tried pivot tables but cannot get this to work and feel it may work with a lookup. I have attached an example of the data.
Code: Date Jan-14..........Jun-14............Dec-14...........Jan-15..........Jun-15............Dec-15 Measure1 Measure2 Measure3
Code: Date 2014 2015 2016 Measure1 Measure2 Measure3
I have two tables, examples above In the first table, Jan-14 is a dropdown value that updates all the values to the right by a month increment when a specific date is selected
I then have some code that populates the cells which have 2014,2015,2016 in them.
What I need to do next is populate the 2nd table with values based on the date ranges in the above table.
Attached is five months of dummy sales data for eight products. My objective is to filter this data with date ranges (using Column A in Data sheet), and have the corresponding pie slices (shown in Pie Chart Sheet) be the summation of the Products grouped by their designated letter. Currently, the result I am getting is 6 pie slices for "Product A" and this is wrong. I want to see "Product A" show up only once in the LEGEND and only as one aggregated pie slice. The same holds true for the rest of the Product Letters.
I want to avoid using Pivot Tables. My objective is to keep my layout clean and simple. I would like to know if anyone out there could help me figure out a formula that will automatically catagorize all of the resulting filtered data by the Product Letter they share. Once the formula categorizes or groups together all of the resulting filtered data by Product Letter, I would like the formula to calculate a summation for each Product Letter category. After the formula finishes the summation task I would like the formula to feed these results to a Pie Chart. The resulting chart I would like to see will show individual pie slices for each Product Letter resulting from the date range filtering operation performed on Column A. The resulting letters can be anywhere from "A" to "H". My goal is to only have one individual pie slice representing each of the Product Letters resulting from a Date range filter. I thought such a task would be as easy as baking a pie, but it's turned out to be beyond my Excel skills.
PART 1 - A record is created - The record is modified once/several times - Only the original record and the last modified record needs to be kept
PART 2 - The differences between the original and the last record need to be highlighted in the spreadsheet. - This has to be repeated for a whole bunch of rows
Currently I am manually deleting the rows and eye-balling the changes. I'm using Excel 2002. I have ASAP Utitilities as well. Although macros are cool, I was hoping I could try with an Add-in or software.
I have received a database containing listings of products and their sales, by month (see left side of attached file). What I actually need is to have this table converted (transposed) into a “flat database” which I can later manipulate with a pivot table (see desired output on the right side of the attached file). In the attached file I have drafted the desired output format of 1 line from the raw table, which I would like to get.
What I am looking for (if I might be so bold and ask) is a macro that will allow me to have a simmilar result for ALL the lines (there can quite a few). I think this output format can be achieved with a few simple loops, probably nested, but unfortunately I was not able to find the right sequence (being a novice in VBA). I have tried to find the answer here, between all the posts regarding “transpose” but couldn’t find something that looked (to me) as containing a relevant solution.
I am currently pulling information from a database into Excel. In column A is a list of dates that vary depending on how many days I decide to pull. On any given day there are options to which car will be driven and it is random and there are attributes associated with that drive such as below. If the car was not driven the data pull inputs "No Data" or a "0". On any given day up to three cars can be driven but it is still possible that only one will be driven. This is shown in the second table below. I'd like to be able to create an automated summary table such as the first table below. The summary table should be organized by date and show what cars were driven and their attributes. I know this seems simple but in reality I have six different cars and up to 10 attributes for each car and will be pulling months at a time. The only thought I have had is to do a for loop that checks every individual cell but I am not sure how to implement that.
i've got a table that i'd like to use as the source to a new table derived from it, by pulling certain data depending on the value in a given column. for example, if the data in column 3 of a given row has a '1', i want that row to be included in the derived table, and not included if not.
derived table 1 apples 3 pears 4 cherries 7 peaches
some info about the situation, and rules to use- - i don't know beforehand what the data in the source table are - data in the source table will change from week to week, so i have to use a general solution - i know that there's a maximum table size for both the source and derived tables [600 rows and 300 rows, respectively]
How to do this just by using excel functions, w/o resorting to vba? i've tried various permutations of formula expressions using MATCH(), INDEX(), CELL(), and ADDRESS(), but i keep getting #REF! and #VALUE! errors and how to proceed.
I would like to have a macro to automatically generate a statistics table (on the "statistics" tab) with the 5 following fields: Fragment names / # samples / # of failed samples / % of success / # of variations in the fragment (SNP). At the bottom of this table, I would like to have a cell with the average % of success for all fragments. The data to generate these statistics are on the "gene name" tab (please note that this name will change every time I will work on a new gene). To make things easier, I think the macro should be run from this tab.
1. The Fragment names are displayed in row #5. I use one column per variation per fragment. If one fragment has 3 variations, there will be three columns and I will merge together the fragment name cells. The fact that some cells are merged can be a problem when copy-paste to the stats table (as I would like to get rid of the merging).
2. # of samples corresponds to the number of cells in blue in column A. The number of samples can change from one report to another but is always constant in the same report.
3. # of failed sequences. In the table, I type "Failed Sequence" (if the analysis has failed) and "Missing Sequence" (if the analysis has not been done). When a sample is failed or missing, it is for the who fragment, no matter how many variation there is in the fragment, so I usually merge the cells of all variations for this failed sample.
4. % of success: this is quite easy #sample/#of failed+missing sequence for this fragment
5. # of variation is equal to the number of variations for this fragment (can be 0, 1, 2, etc.). When there is no variation in a fragment, I put '-- in all cells of the corresponding fragment on the "gene name" tab. Fragment 3 on my file is an example of 0 variation.
Recently, the boss showed me a Pivot table & chart, which consists of a list of about 30 user names in the first column. The row headings were the different items they purchased from a vending machine. & when he clicked on any name in the first column, this created a new sheet, renamed with users name, with a small table of results showing what that person purchased.
Problem is, none of us can figure out how to do this. I have created a new Pivot table & chart exactly like the original, but I cannot get the smaller sheet to generate. (Excel 2010)
I have a table with list of equipments and asset number assigned as primary key, I wanted to have a history movement of these equipments but my idea is somehow not logical and very primitive to update every time 2 excel sheets:
I have a static table that contains a list of all posible components for a particular product that we sell. The sheet successfully calculates the qty. of each component required for a particular install.
What I would like to be able to do is to create a new list able from the static one that only shows the components that are needed i.e. those that don't have a zero qty count.
I have seen some examples that come close on YouTube but can't find anything that does exactly this.
I have four tables out of which three are similar table and one table has one different column, but i wanted to have summary of all four table in one table.
I am trying to create a straight column list that can take the rows and columns of a table, and list only the nonblank items. The formula I am using only seems to work with one column, not multiple.
I have a list of dates in Column A, with a list of associated values in Column B. I'd like to create a small summary table that will give a count of the dates in Column A and a sum of the values in Column B, broken into a bucket for each day of the week.
I know how to create this table using a short macro that would loop through the list of dates, but if possible I'd like to calculate the values using worksheet formulas so that I don't have to run the macro each time another set of data is added to the list.
I make budgets that have line items that have standard price based on 2 factors: a description, and a number. I want to keep these items in 2 different cells. I also have different clients, and the costs are different. I could simplify so that I can use a VLOOKUP with HLOOKUP and separate the clients but I would prefer not to.
I'm trying to add "yes" as per the attached spreadsheet, using forumla. Account codes are duplicated (sometimes more than once, although no shown on the example) each account code needs to have the same yes column.
I have a report of 1200 plans (approx 2000 rows). Attached is just a small example of data that comes from the report. There are 3 plans in column B (Plan X, Y, Z). I want one row of data for each plan with the plan roles and Employee ID filling those roles listed horizontally instead of vertically. It is only the roles and Employee IDs filling the roles that cause the data to be more than one row. In this example, I’d want only 3 rows of data (one for each plan). I want to include all data shown for each plan but want it on one row per plan. Possible roles are Plan Owner, Plan Steward (there can be up to 10 stewards per plan), Plan SPOC, BU SPOC, Compliance Director, and Officer.
I inherited a spreadsheet with a table which summarizes counts based on values in columns from another sheet. For example:
BrownWhiteMulti Dog326 Cat65 Fish479
The numbers are derived from the second sheet, which displays 1 in Col P for every value of Dog in Col B, 1 in Col Q for every value of Brown in Col C, etc. Col A contains the names of animals. So, in the above matrix the formula for Brown Dog is sum of all 1s in Col P + 1s in Col Q. In another sheet, I would have like Brown Dog in row 1 with all the names of brown dogs going across the column, Brown Cat in row 2 with the names next to it, showing the details behind each number.
There is pivot table for some reason the last column (YEAccts), which sums all the other columns values is exluding the 1st column for some reason. This "YEAccts" shows up fine in the pivot table "field list". And I followed the source for this and it's a table in a different tab that pulls data from an access query connection.
The name of the column that is summing up the rest of the columns is "YEAccts", but for the life of me I can't seem to find where this column is in the source table tab or even in the access query where the data is being pulled from.
How to find this "YEAccts" column? Also, why would it exclude not summing up the data in the first column?
When I add a table in Excel, I can choose from Table Styles, different styles that set one color for even rows and another color for odd rows.
Is there a way to say to this Table Style that assign one color for rows that have the same string in column A in consecutive rows and another color when the string in colum A changes?
I mean, If A1= XYZ, A2=XYZ assign blue to row 1 and 2. If A3:A9=FTG assign green to rows 3 to 9. If A10:A13=LLKF assign blue again to rows 10 to 13. If A14:A22=WUR882 assign green again to rows 14 to 22.
I have a large table that I want to reconstruct. For simplicity sake, let's just says it's 3 rows (excluding headers) by 3 columns.
Item Description 1/1/2014 1/2/2014 1/3/2014
Cheese Burgers 2 3 4
Hot Dogs 5 12 6
Beverages 2 5 3
I want to reconstruct it so that the column headers become values in the table. The table headers are dates, in this case, if that gives clearer picture. So the new table would have 9 rows, (3 rows of data, excluding the header times four columns).
Item Description Date Quantity
Cheese Burgers 1/1/2014 2
Hot Dogs 1/1/2014 5
[Code] ....
The above example is sorted by date but I would be indifferent if it's sorted by the Item Description.
Is there an easy way to do this? Pivot possibly? Again, my data table is large: 36 rows x 181 columns. Using the copy/paste/transpose feature is pretty impractical.
I'm opening a non-excel file in excel and it formats it into a series of rows/columns. The problem I have is that it doesn't consolidate all related data in the same row, for each new column of data it breaks into a separate row. I'd like to easily roll it all up into a single row.
I've attached a sample file to illustrate. The "Original" sheet is what I'm starting with and the "Final" sheet is what I hope to condense the data into.
I have two Tables, Table1 and Table2, in a single Excel spreadsheet. Table1 is our master log, and Table2 contains only Provider Names, Contact Names, Phone Numbers, and Email Addresses. I need to compare column K from Table1 with column AT from Table2. Whenever Excel finds a perfect match, I need Excel to copy AW:AY to AB:AD. For each value in column AT, there will be several identical matches in column K.
I have tried to implement vlookup() and index(match()), but cannot figure either one of them.
Table1 is almost 1500 rows long, while Table2 is not quite 80.
