attached Pivot Table. There is a section, which I've marked, that shows how I want my Pivot Table report to look. I've had Excel 2007 kick me out a number of times when I've tried to filter and shift rows and columns to accomplish this and areas are frequently grayed out. Can someone please assist?
I'm attaching a file rather than going into a lot of detail here because I think a visual is easier here. The raw data, my attempt at the Pivot Table and my desired outcome all show on the same tab.
Sum of ItemValue SalesRepOrderNoTotal ACON12356 AC ON12444 AC Max34
Rather than use SQL (I don't have data on SQL server) or re-organising data by order number, is there a fix using calc items, calc fields or grouping to show correct MAX figures? Why Excel doesn't simply evaluate visible cells seems crazy to me!
I've just started using Pivot Tables and have a problem right away. Couldn't find anything with the search function, but am not really sure, what to search for, either
Now this is a material that is stored on a pallet with the code CB18C. The total sum of material that is added to/taken from this pallet adds up to Zero. My Pivot Table, however, believes the total is something like 2.84217E-14.
Sum of Amount NameLot #BinTotalABC123CB18C2.84217E-14 123 Total2.84217E-14ABC Total 2.84217E-14Grand Total 2.84217E-14
This problem occurs several times, the raw data adds up to Zero, but the Pivot Table calculates these tiny, tiny totals. Is this a known bug or can Pivots not handle 3 decimal data?
When I have two or more fields on the left of the pivot layout, sometimes I only want the line item data and the grand totals, but not the various subtotals.
Is there a way to suppress the various subtotals created by a pivot table?
Pivot tables. They have a habit of adding automatic subtotals to each field of data you drop into the pivot. Is there any way of setting the default to "none" rather than "automatic". It's driving me insane.
I am toying with the idea of writing some code to eradicate this issue, but if there's something native to Excel which will do the trick, that would be much more efficient.
Does anyone know a setting to display pivot tables as a % of sub total automatically within the Pivot Table Settings? I have recreated a formula on the cells H:K of what I am looking for. see Attached.
I have an issue with a calculated item in my pivot table, because in the totals and subtotal it shows the sum of the column but I want to show the formula that I've specified to the calculated item.
For example, in the attached file, I have in rows the field "name" that has four values (A,B,C,D), in columns the field "Groups" that has "G1" and "G2". I add in the rows the calculated item "G1/G2" that has the formula G1/G2. The problem is that in the total the column "G1/G2" doesn't show the division of the total of "G1" and "G2".
I have two pivot tables where if one expands a subtotal (in this case 'manufacturer') to give the lines below (products made by the manufacturer), is it possible for this to be mirrored in the second pivot? I noted a previous comment on using slicers across two pivots but I cannot do this in this instance, although I am using Excel 2010.
I have a huge data set with survey data (sample attached: sample.xlsx). Column headings: survey questions Row headings: respondent identifiers (names) Row data: answers to questions (numeric values, only five answer options 1,2,3,4 or 5, no blanks)
I need to build that kind of pivot table:
Rows - list of particular questions (i.e. questions no. 3, 7 and 12) Columns - list of all diffrent answer entries (eventually, it will be 1,2,3,4 and 5) - it could also be questions in columns and answers in row (no difference) Values - count answer entries (i.e. how many answers "5" are on quesiton 3)
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The reason I need pivot tables: i'll have to cross analyze multiple sets of questions. I'll have to do such cross-analysis 100+ times, so, writing a formula for each time does not quite work...
I'm trying to produce a fixed format pivot table in Excel 2010. Normally I'd just construct a manual table using COUNTIFS, SUMIFS etc, howver, for this exercise the requirement is to be able to click on any field and have a tab pop up with the relavent data a la Pivot Table. But....I need the Pivot table to have a fixed format (which I can do with 'Preserve cell formatting on update') and to have all of the rows and columns in irrespective of whether there is data or not (i.e. if I haven't sold any apples in June, I still want the 'Apples' field to appear, just with a value of zero). I had assumed that the option I needed was 'Show items with no data on rows/columns' but these options are greyed out. I've tried right-clicking on the whole table, on individual fields and on labels but still get the same greyed out options.
Is there any way I can retain all of the rows and columns?
I am trying to develop a compliance report with Excel 2007) based upon a simple pass/fail criteria. The subtotals must be tracked both by Device (column) and by Requirement (row). There are macros (not included in the attached sample) that hides both columns and rows. I successfully found an example which I modified to correctly calculates data for a column when rows are hidden (see GOOD function below). However, I'm totally clueless on how to calculate data by row when columns are hidden (see BAD function below). What I'm trying to figure out is highlighted in red in the attached spreadsheet.
GOOD =SUMPRODUCT(SUBTOTAL(103,OFFSET(B$2:B$5,ROW(B$2:B$5)-MIN(ROW(B$2:B$5)),,1))*(B$2:B$5="Pass"))
BAD (returns 0 and includes a circular reference) =SUMPRODUCT(SUBTOTAL(103,OFFSET($B2:$F2,,COLUMN($B2:$F2)-MIN(COLUMN($B2:$F2)),1))*($B2:$F2="Pass"))
I'm making a pivot with 10.000 employees and their average salaries by cost centre. If the number of employees in one cost centre is below 5, the information should be hidden.The plan would with VBA to check if the cost centre subtotal in the pivot is below 5 and hide then all the employees belonging to this cost centre.
I have a pivot table that I create weekly to include the new week's data, as well as the rest of the weeks in the year. I'd like for the macro to pull all of the columns like "WE" into the pivot table so that it includes the current week. Below is what the code looks like now. Is there a way to tell the macro to pull columns based on "field name like" language? I've been able to get this far, but it doesn't loop the headers to find all of the columns that have WE headers.
Sub AddPTFields()
Dim PT As PivotTable Dim PF As PivotField Dim FldName As String Dim LastCol As Integer Dim TxtStr As String Dim wsName As String
I want to get a subtotal of columns B C and D in a pivot table. I have tried to add a calculated item to a pivot table to add columns B C and D. When I try adding a calcuted item I am getting an additional column inserted after columns B C and D. Each additional column has the previous column duplicated. I want a subtotal of column B C and D. I don't want to use the grand total function because I also have columns E through H that I don't want in the subtotal.
How can I get the columns B C and D subtotaled within the pivot table?
How can you visually format a column with multiple values in a pivot table? Say you have month in the column section, and three values in the value section: budget, actuals, variance; I want to visually seperate each month's set of data.
I have a large data set that I want to pivot on to produce various results. I can easily pivot on two columns to produce those Unique IDs where East AND West are "Yes" or "No." I want an easy to filter on results where either East OR West is "yes." I could do this with a joined (Concatenated column) such as East/West but was hoping there might be an easier solution built into Excel pivot feature.
Pivot Tables. The structure and subject-content of cells B3:D14 (Block A) is identical to those of cells F3:H14 (Block B). I want a pivot table to treat the two Blocks as if they occupied the same three columns (e.g. B3:D26).
How do I create a pivot table with multiple data columns? My fixed asset software will not let me create a report to list multiple months/ quarters. I've created a spreadsheet that I can dump each month into, but I'd like to be able to sort by G/L acct or Department. When I try to create a pivot table, I can't get it to accept each month as a data field. Ive attached a copy of the spreadsheet that I'm using & the report that I'd like it to look like.
I have created the code below to create a Pivot Table using VBA, so that it populates from a list box option.
I would prefer if it didn't show any subtotals and was in a tabular form. It keeps dropping off at that point for each row field.
CODE Sub trail() ' ' trail Macro ' ' Dim wksPivot As Worksheet Dim wksData As Worksheet Dim pc As PivotCache Dim PT As PivotTable Set wksPivot = Sheets("PIVOT")
Is there a function to convert the data shown in table 1 to table 2 without rearranging the columns and rows? because i don't want to use TRANSPOSE. I want a function, somthing like SUMIF with OFFSET or INDEX and MATCH or any other function.
I am trying to add a subtotal to the RIGHT of my table for every change in DATE. The desired result looks like this:
Number Vendor Run Date Amount Subtotals 12580A 4/12/2012 233,220.14
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Right now I am manually typing in a sum formula at each change of the value. Is there some way to automatically perform this calculation and have it be in a column of the table?
I have a table of data input, which I would like to be converted to a certain format. Please see the attached file.
The output is derived as follows:
Field2 Sum of amount1 Sum of amount2 Left(Field1,2) under the above Field2 Sum of amount1 Sum of amount2 Field1 (whose left,2 is the same as above) Sum of amount1 Sum of amount2
for each of the Field2 Field1 combination.
So is it kinda like pivot table with each row field having subtotals, except that the row fields are on the same column, and the subtotal is place on top.
Not sure if this is possible but I have a sheet of data which is effectively a project plan. It has a list of resources, role and phase etc. I then have lots of rows which are w/c dates and under each "week" I have the amount of hours or days they work. So for each person I can record their hours etc.
I then need a Pivot which basically collates the data and displays each phase's total hours but month. There maybe multiple phases or and each person may appear in each phase