Power Pivot - Frequency (quarterly, monthly) analysis

Armand2706

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  1. 2016
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  1. Windows
Hello everyone!

I'm using Power Pivot for data analysis and I was wondering how I could build a pivot table to do the following:
1) that will look at a certain data set and see if on average it is performed on a yearly, quarterly or monthly basis - For example I'm looking at account reconciliations and I'm trying to see if a person performs those reconciliations on average on a yearly, quarterly or monthly basis and
2) compare the result in 1) to another data set - In my example, it will compare the results in 1) to a certain policy that will list the account numbers and the frequency required for the reconciliations to be performed.

Thank you for your help! :)

Armand
 

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