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MS EXCEL - Pivot Tables (?)
I have an excel spreadsheet with data in various columns.
item #, item group, a few others, notes. What I was trying to do was create a pivot table where I could select a value listed in the item group to display corresponding data - mostly notes. Access would probably be better, but excel would make updating this much simpler. Thanks, |
Have you tried AutoFilter? You can select the item group and see all the other fields for just the item you select.
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Yeah I started using autofilter, but I am distributing this to people I work with and its just looks 'cleaner' with a pivot table.
I was able to get most of what I needed done with it. The autofilter gave me an idea which worked! lol Anyway, I am now just trying to figure out how to get the pivot table to display the full contents of the field. It cuts off after so many characters ... hmmm |
Pivot tables do look cool and do some really handy things. I'm pretty good with Excel, but they are my weakest area. I usually use if statements and filters to get what I want. But, I've had to start using pivot tables more in the last week. :)
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What on earth is Pivot tables!? :confused:
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Pivot tables are a great way of summarizing info in an excel sheet. Best way to really get a feel for it is to try it out. Its under tools.
As for me, I ended up going with access anyway. Now I am trying to play around with MS sql to create forms. I might just do it in php on mysql which I am more familiar with, but anyhow ... bleh |
Oh. Thanks. :D. :p.
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