Help with simple pivot table

mr_m_cox

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Hi All,

I have two columns of dates. One is support tickets opened one is support tickets closed. Each date entry on a new row represents a ticket.

When I try to put a pivot chart together the opened and closed per month figure is coming out the same which it shouldn't be.

What I would like to end up with is a combo chart showing bars for each month of tickets opened and a line on top of that showing closed per month.

Any advice would be super useful.

Thanks,

Matt
 
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Hi,
Given a set of data as follows:

Book1
BCD
1ticketdate 1date 2
2115-Nov-1721-Nov-17
3216-Nov-1725-Nov-17
4320-Nov-1729-Nov-17
5424-Nov-1704-Dec-17
6529-Nov-1706-Dec-17
7629-Nov-1706-Dec-17
8702-Dec-1707-Dec-17
9806-Dec-1710-Dec-17
10908-Dec-1710-Dec-17
111008-Dec-1710-Dec-17
121111-Dec-1715-Dec-17
131212-Dec-1720-Dec-17
141317-Dec-1721-Dec-17
151419-Dec-1722-Dec-17
161523-Dec-1722-Dec-17
171625-Dec-1727-Dec-17
181727-Dec-1731-Dec-17
191830-Dec-1703-Jan-18
201904-Jan-1806-Jan-18
212007-Jan-1811-Jan-18
222111-Jan-1811-Jan-18
232214-Jan-1816-Jan-18
242317-Jan-1818-Jan-18
252419-Jan-1819-Jan-18
262521-Jan-1824-Jan-18
272621-Jan-1829-Jan-18
282724-Jan-1829-Jan-18
292825-Jan-1829-Jan-18
302930-Jan-1831-Jan-18
313003-Feb-1805-Feb-18
323105-Feb-1807-Feb-18
mr_m_cox

And a pivot as follows:

Book1
GHI
2Row LabelsAverage of date 1Average of date 2
3115-Nov-1721-Nov-17
4216-Nov-1725-Nov-17
5320-Nov-1729-Nov-17
6424-Nov-1704-Dec-17
7529-Nov-1706-Dec-17
8629-Nov-1706-Dec-17
9702-Dec-1707-Dec-17
10806-Dec-1710-Dec-17
11908-Dec-1710-Dec-17
121008-Dec-1710-Dec-17
131111-Dec-1715-Dec-17
141212-Dec-1720-Dec-17
151317-Dec-1721-Dec-17
161419-Dec-1722-Dec-17
171523-Dec-1722-Dec-17
181625-Dec-1727-Dec-17
191727-Dec-1731-Dec-17
201830-Dec-1703-Jan-18
211904-Jan-1806-Jan-18
222007-Jan-1811-Jan-18
232111-Jan-1811-Jan-18
242214-Jan-1816-Jan-18
252317-Jan-1818-Jan-18
262419-Jan-1819-Jan-18
272521-Jan-1824-Jan-18
282621-Jan-1829-Jan-18
292724-Jan-1829-Jan-18
302825-Jan-1829-Jan-18
312930-Jan-1831-Jan-18
323003-Feb-1805-Feb-18
333105-Feb-1807-Feb-18
mr_m_cox

Click on the PT, select recommended chart, select Combo, select Clustered column - Line. With date 1 as clustered Column and date 2 as Line.
Is this what you required?
 
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