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Adding a formula to a pivot table
Hi,
I have constructed a pivot table that summarises data from 11,000 rows. It works well enough but I have been asked to produce totals of certain data. There are 28 Companies in my 'Data' table, which contain applications for projects. Applications occur more than once but always belong to the same company. I can produce a pivot table to show applications by Company but how do I produce a pivot to count how many times a unique application occurs by Company. The best that I could achieve was to add a formula in the top row '=COUNTIF(B2:B10000,"*")', filter the company in the page field to produce total unique applications by company. Can I add a formula to my pivot table to automate this process. It would be very handy and would save me loads of work. Regards Tony |
You adapt this method
http://tinyurl.com/4vb29 Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Tony" wrote: Hi, I have constructed a pivot table that summarises data from 11,000 rows. It works well enough but I have been asked to produce totals of certain data. There are 28 Companies in my 'Data' table, which contain applications for projects. Applications occur more than once but always belong to the same company. I can produce a pivot table to show applications by Company but how do I produce a pivot to count how many times a unique application occurs by Company. The best that I could achieve was to add a formula in the top row '=COUNTIF(B2:B10000,"*")', filter the company in the page field to produce total unique applications by company. Can I add a formula to my pivot table to automate this process. It would be very handy and would save me loads of work. Regards Tony |
Peo,
Super stuff. Thanks Tony -----Original Message----- You adapt this method http://tinyurl.com/4vb29 Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Tony" wrote: Hi, I have constructed a pivot table that summarises data from 11,000 rows. It works well enough but I have been asked to produce totals of certain data. There are 28 Companies in my 'Data' table, which contain applications for projects. Applications occur more than once but always belong to the same company. I can produce a pivot table to show applications by Company but how do I produce a pivot to count how many times a unique application occurs by Company. The best that I could achieve was to add a formula in the top row '=COUNTIF(B2:B10000,"*")', filter the company in the page field to produce total unique applications by company. Can I add a formula to my pivot table to automate this process. It would be very handy and would save me loads of work. Regards Tony . |
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