Pivot table with multiple columns for a month.

Ghstrdr60

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I am trying to create a pivot table where the file has nine columns of data for each month, I have the month heading merged and centered across the columns for that month. I am trying to create the table which would allow me to place the months in a column heading and place columns A & B (see attached) on the side so that data can be placed in row. I eventually want to use slicers to help break down the data and build charts. I have attached an example of the data.

I attempted to use their add-in to provide the file, however it kept informing me it couldn't because it was a protected file.

Thanks,
Ken

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Please update your profile so the excel version you use is displayed on your button.

My suggestion is to put the month in a column. instead of having 18 extra columns.
If you must have 27 columns, then I suggest using power query to unpivot your data.
Then you can build a pivot table.

Take a look at this video:
 
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I am trying to create a pivot table where the file has nine columns of data for each month, I have the month heading merged and centered across the columns for that month. I am trying to create the table which would allow me to place the months in a column heading and place columns A & B (see attached) on the side so that data can be placed in row. I eventually want to use slicers to help break down the data and build charts. I have attached an example of the data.

I attempted to use their add-in to provide the file, however it kept informing me it couldn't because it was a protected file.

Thanks,
Ken

SeptemberOctoberNovember
September SalesScan GPOctober - SalesScan GPNovember SalesScan GPSalesScan GP
OpstudyOptstudy name
DataNet Sls $ FY24▲$ FY24 vs FY23 Sales▲% FY23 vs FY22 SalesScan GP $ FY24▲$ FY24 vs FY23 Scan GP▲% FY24 vs FY23 Scan GPScan GP % TY FY24Scan GP % TY FY23▲bps FY24 vs FY23 GP %Net Sls $ FY24▲$ FY24 vs FY23 Sales▲% FY24 vs FY23 SalesScan GP $ FY24▲$ FY24 vs FY23 Scan GP▲% FY24 vs FY23 Scan GPScan GP % TY FY24Scan GP % TY FY23▲bps FY24 vs FY23 GP %Net Sls $ FY24▲$ FY24 vs FY23 Sales▲% FY24 vs FY23 SalesScan GP $ FY24▲$ FY24 vs FY23 Scan GP▲% FY24 vs FY23 Scan GPScan GP % TY FY24Scan GP % TY FY23▲bps FY24 vs FY23 GP %Net Sls $ FY24▲$ FY24 vs FY23 Sales▲% FY24 vs FY23 SalesScan GP $ FY24▲$ FY24 vs FY23 Scan GP▲% FY24 vs FY23 Scan GPScan GP % TY FY24Scan GP % TY FY23▲bps FY24 vs FY23 GP %
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Thank you for the response, when you say put the month in a column instead of having 18 columns can you provide an example?
 
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I'm hoping you took the time to review the video.

The problem you have is that you are trying to create another report from a report. Reports and data reporting are most effectively done with reasonably structured data (normalized), not other reports. If you can "unreport" (or unpivot) your data you'll be able to slice and dice and report more easily.
By creating a column of month, you will normalize your data (you could also remove any totals or statistical formulas to avoid double counting).

Book1
ABCDEFGHIJKL
7OpstudyOptstudy nameMONTHNet Sls $ FY24▲$ FY24 vs FY23 Sales▲% FY23 vs FY22 SalesScan GP $ FY24▲$ FY24 vs FY23 Scan GP▲% FY24 vs FY23 Scan GPScan GP % TY FY24Scan GP % TY FY23▲bps FY24 vs FY23 GP %
8October24,00015,00017,00023,00015,00025,00026,00022,00018,000
9November22,00018,00022,00024,00020,00030,00016,00023,00027,000
10September16,00021,00026,00017,00018,00028,00027,00022,00029,000
11November15,00016,00030,00024,00023,00018,00016,00030,00018,000
12November16,00015,00028,00023,00017,00024,00030,00027,00022,000
13November22,00026,00026,00017,00019,00018,00026,00029,00024,000
14October23,00018,00016,00019,00030,00026,00015,00022,00030,000
15September22,00029,00016,00025,00018,00017,00030,00030,00023,000
16October28,00018,00024,00030,00027,00017,00019,00028,00016,000
17September20,00017,00018,00026,00017,00028,00016,00019,00023,000
18October20,00020,00024,00019,00016,00024,00021,00019,00018,000
19September18,00017,00019,00027,00026,00015,00019,00022,00017,000
20November19,00024,00027,00026,00023,00025,00018,00030,00022,000
21November22,00020,00022,00025,00029,00028,00025,00019,00023,000
22October30,00029,00027,00015,00021,00015,00030,00023,00023,000
23September18,00015,00026,00020,00017,00020,00027,00021,00018,000
24October27,00019,00017,00028,00025,00029,00026,00028,00018,000
25November26,00022,00015,00015,00023,00019,00030,00016,00020,000
26October19,00022,00024,00018,00018,00017,00028,00029,00028,000
Sheet1
 
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Yes I watched the video however, when I tried to unpivot the data I got the following (see below) not what I saw in the video or what you show above.
 

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It looks like you selected all the columns and not just the ones that needed to be unpivoted with a month name.
Also, you probably need to remove(cut/delete) all summary columns.

It would be really helpful if you would post an xl2bb (or a table) of data. Just 4 or 5 rows. You can "dummy" it up for privacy concerns, but it should be somewhat consistent with your real data.

Thanks.
 
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It looks like you selected all the columns and not just the ones that needed to be unpivoted with a month name.
Also, you probably need to remove(cut/delete) all summary columns.

It would be really helpful if you would post an xl2bb (or a table) of data. Just 4 or 5 rows. You can "dummy" it up for privacy concerns, but it should be somewhat consistent with your real data.

Thanks.
I am trying to use the xl2bb but the ability to post is greyed out and I can't get a fix, here is a post of the file as it looks

1721334982920.png
 
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I am trying to use the xl2bb but the ability to post is greyed out and I can't get a fix, here is a post of the file as it looks

View attachment 114253
You are trying to make a report out of an already complex report. It is not normalized or tabular data.

Is there anyway you can get the source data that was used to create this report?

Take a look at this other video by MyOnlineTrainingHub. She stresses the importance of starting with data that is reportable:

I'll try to mock something up. But, will take time, or maybe another power query user will make suggestions.
 
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