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Dear All,
In a workbook, I have several worksheets that have data about rainfall in a particular month. Each worksheets is actually for each day. In the individual worksheet itself, there will be a column that has the date and time for the rainfall. For example: first record will be 30/4/00 00:00, and the next record will 30/4/00 00:05, the third record will be 30/4/00 00:10 and so on... ( so you can imagine when there is actually 24hrs in a day.. ) We would like to calculate... totals and average of a rainfall for the whole month.. so we would like to consolidate all worksheets in the workbook and make it into a single worksheet workbook. This way, we would be able to perform pivot table to analyze the data. I am not sure if my questions are clear enough. But please ask more if I have left any important details in my question. Any help given are greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance. -- :) |
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I'd start with this from Ron de Bruin:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc793964.aspx Rya05 wrote: Dear All, In a workbook, I have several worksheets that have data about rainfall in a particular month. Each worksheets is actually for each day. In the individual worksheet itself, there will be a column that has the date and time for the rainfall. For example: first record will be 30/4/00 00:00, and the next record will 30/4/00 00:05, the third record will be 30/4/00 00:10 and so on... ( so you can imagine when there is actually 24hrs in a day.. ) We would like to calculate... totals and average of a rainfall for the whole month.. so we would like to consolidate all worksheets in the workbook and make it into a single worksheet workbook. This way, we would be able to perform pivot table to analyze the data. I am not sure if my questions are clear enough. But please ask more if I have left any important details in my question. Any help given are greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance. -- :) -- Dave Peterson |
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Thanx. Thats really help.
-- :) "Dave Peterson" wrote: I'd start with this from Ron de Bruin: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc793964.aspx Rya05 wrote: Dear All, In a workbook, I have several worksheets that have data about rainfall in a particular month. Each worksheets is actually for each day. In the individual worksheet itself, there will be a column that has the date and time for the rainfall. For example: first record will be 30/4/00 00:00, and the next record will 30/4/00 00:05, the third record will be 30/4/00 00:10 and so on... ( so you can imagine when there is actually 24hrs in a day.. ) We would like to calculate... totals and average of a rainfall for the whole month.. so we would like to consolidate all worksheets in the workbook and make it into a single worksheet workbook. This way, we would be able to perform pivot table to analyze the data. I am not sure if my questions are clear enough. But please ask more if I have left any important details in my question. Any help given are greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance. -- :) -- Dave Peterson |
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