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Esther 

16 years ago
QUESTION: Hi!

I have a spreadsheet with a column with a staff member and another column next to this one with time spent on a specific task.
I need to calculate working ours for every staff member on a specific date.

ANSWER: This is a perfect job for a PIVOT TABLE. You can easily add up the times and group them by staff members. It's too much to go into detail here, but if you google "excel pivot tables" I'm sure you'll find a million tutorials on them.

I cover them myself in my Excel 223 tutorial:

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---------- FOLLOW-UP ----------

QUESTION: Hi,
Can I use pivot tables when I have more than one heading/different tables and in different sheets?
See example attached!
Thanks ;)



Answer from Richard Rost:

Yes, you can. You might need to consolidate some of that information into a single sheet with copy and paste (link) but you can bring different areas together into a single PT. It just takes a little more work.

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