I have an Excel sheet contains some tables that I have used format as table option in Excel.
Now I want to monitor the change in value of each table by adding the date and time on top of each table.
Please help me with this,
Thanks!
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Good afternoon Team,
My issue is that i have an excel file that i get already pivoted. Unfortunately the raw data sheet ( data based on what the pivot is made) is not local or in a sheet in this excel. If i doubleclick manually on the Grand Total amount it does pops out the raw data.
My goal is to create either a vbs macro where it doubleclicks [(without any human interaction)even though i am unable to record a macro where i just doubleclick] the grand total amount, or either a vbscript to unpivot/extract the raw data of the pivot to get access to that data which i will later on export in an csv file.
Hope it makes sense, i ve been struggling with this for the past 2 days.
Thank you in advance
LE** i fixed it by using applicatin.doubleclick()
I am a newbie with Pivot tables. Received a sheet from client with an existing pivot table to analyze.
The pivot table targets a power-query that further targets a sql database.
As shown in image below, although pivot-table has a field named "Months", however the source power-query lacks any such column.
I thought it would be a calculated column added to pivot-table, but i created a separate pivot-table anew, and it gets the same field "Months" to start with.
Can you please help me understand where this field might be coming from?
Excel Pivot Tables can automatically group dates by Year, Quarter, Month, Date.
You can choose to ungroup this date field.
My question is for Excel 2013
I am trying to copy the contents of a dynamically generated table i.e. from a power query to another sheet where I create my own calculated columns and make a pivot table from that.
Here I have difficulties in copying the contents of the dynamically generated output of powerquery to another sheet.
I have tried the formula =Table_name[#column_name], This does link the column, but the destination table is not adjusted according to the original table rows. The destination table rows seem to be fixed and do not change as the source table rows change when I refresh the power query connection.
Is there a simple easy way to accomplish this ?
An Excel formula (by default) is executed every when you select a cell of the active sheet and click Send. All formulas of the sheet will be executed and values updated.
An excel formula update the value of the cell, is not itself the value!!!
To accomplish to your problem, and have an automatic update of your values you have to link the data, try to read this.
Ugh,
I'm not a hero when it comes to Excel...
I have an Excel file with one sheet that contains all data. It's basically a list of tickets, displaying the ticket ID, type, value and 5 dates per row.
I'm looking for a way to have new sheets in the Excel that actually display only tickets of a specific type. So on the sheet Bug Tickets I want to diplay like a filtered sub-set of the raw data in the first sheet.
However, this new sheet needs to refresh it's data automatically when I add new data to the main list.
Is this possible in Excel?
Ok here is a way using a Pivot Tables and Tables.
You should set it up like below: (in the SS, I put the pivot in the same sheet but you can put it in another).
Steps:
You need to create a table out of your data. See here on how to do it.
Then create a Pivot Table out of your table. See here on how to do it
After that you just need to format it the way you want.
The Pivot table will update everytime you add data on your table.
It will display what you've filtered.(in my example I filtered type A).
Notice: Apologies I cannot create a step by step procedure for you(very tedious). I wouldn't have posted this as answer if only it would fit as comment.
I'd like to filter an Excel Pivot Table based on the previous business day. I currently filter it dynamically for 'Yesterday', but that does not help on Mondays. Can this be done?
The only way to solve this I can see to write a macro that modifies the date filter in your pivot table. Inside the macro you can easily chech if yesterday was a weekend day to avoid them.
You can get familiar with the code you will need by starting a macro recording, changing manually the date, stopping the macro record, and then just open macro code source. Then modify it to analyze the date, and bind the result code to some button. Done.