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Hello,
I am trying to create pivot tables from existing spreadsheets that track
staff labor hours. Yet, because these spreadsheets' cells of hours (in
effect, a single 'record') reference both the columns (individual staff
person) and rows (the tasks), MS Excel cannot create pivot tables (if I
understand this functionality well enough): Excel needs to have all that data
(i.e. a single 'record' with person, task, & hours) in a single row with the
appropriately identified columns headers to reference to build the pivot
table.
1) Am I correct in my assessment that Excel requires each 'record' of
hours/staff/task to be on a single row?
2) If #1 is correct, does Excel offer some functionality that transpose each
'record' into a single row?
Thank you kindly.
I am trying to create pivot tables from existing spreadsheets that track
staff labor hours. Yet, because these spreadsheets' cells of hours (in
effect, a single 'record') reference both the columns (individual staff
person) and rows (the tasks), MS Excel cannot create pivot tables (if I
understand this functionality well enough): Excel needs to have all that data
(i.e. a single 'record' with person, task, & hours) in a single row with the
appropriately identified columns headers to reference to build the pivot
table.
1) Am I correct in my assessment that Excel requires each 'record' of
hours/staff/task to be on a single row?
2) If #1 is correct, does Excel offer some functionality that transpose each
'record' into a single row?
Thank you kindly.