I have inherited a series of timesheet trackers that I'm hoping to identify a formula or solution to easily quantify the PTO classifications that an individual employee took throughout a year. I... Lets try the
To grasp the concept of the PIVOTBY function, let's dive into a basic example. Imagine you have a dataset as shown in the screenshot below, with products listed in (B3:B32), countries in (C3:C32), and amounts in (D3:D32). You wish to pivot the data by grouping products in ro...
If not universally through Excel, at least for BYROW and BYCOL which should be able to stack arrays just like VSTACK and HSTACK. Like Reply Patrick2788 Silver Contributor to PeterBartholomew1May 09, 2022 Is the Excel team considering lifting this constraint in the future? Like ...
The solution is often only as 'complex' as the arrangement of the data allows. If the data was all stored on one sheet and vertically arranged, we'd have a straight shot to an elegant solution with PIVOTBY or a pivot table. ,VSTACK('...
Hi! I have inherited a series of timesheet trackers that I'm hoping to identify a formula or solution to easily quantify the PTO classifications that an individual employee took throughout a year. I... Lets try the following formula-
Hi! I have inherited a series of timesheet trackers that I'm hoping to identify a formula or solution to easily quantify the PTO classifications that an individual employee took throughout a year. I... Lets try the following formula-
I think that removing the nested arrays constraint should be rising to the top of the 'to-do' list. If not universally through Excel, at least for BYROW and BYCOL which should be able to stack arrays just like VSTACK and HSTACK. ...
Thank you! I will also take a look at this for my own insight/knowledge, but I was trying to avoid VBA scripts since our internal network likes to flag/block any macro-enabled files as potentially malicious. However, I absolutely agree about wishing th...
Thunks do provide some sort of answer, but not one I would care to cover in a basic training course! I think I would settle for BYROW and BYCOL acting as wrappers in which nested arrays were supported. With a but of luck that removes issues of backward compatibility because ...