• WSboat

    WSboat

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    • in reply to: moving columns? (office XP) #873044

      hi Rudi, your formula can fit my calculation at selected cell. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

    • in reply to: data summary: week,month,year (microsoft xp) #872451

      Thank You Steve. i managed to do that.

    • in reply to: data summary: week,month,year (microsoft xp) #872452

      Thank You Steve. i managed to do that.

    • in reply to: data summary: week,month,year (microsoft xp) #871972

      hi Steve, it is true daily dates in pivot table can be m/d/yy. somehow, i cannot do this with 7 days interval group data. maybe you want to look attached sample. Thanks for your attention.

    • in reply to: data summary: week,month,year (microsoft xp) #871973

      hi Steve, it is true daily dates in pivot table can be m/d/yy. somehow, i cannot do this with 7 days interval group data. maybe you want to look attached sample. Thanks for your attention.

    • in reply to: data summary: week,month,year (microsoft xp) #871745

      hi Steve,
      1. the pivot table is in F5 and i selected whole column F, Format – cells – number – custom m/d/yy:@ and the 7 days interval group dates remains m/d/yyyy and the dates resides in left as a text would be. if necessary, i will attach a new file as original A1:B4481 of Dates and Net P/L with 7 days interval group pivot table memory exceeds file attachement memory here.
      2. Wizard is my first start to set new range in pivot table.
      THANK YOU.

    • in reply to: data summary: week,month,year (microsoft xp) #871746

      hi Steve,
      1. the pivot table is in F5 and i selected whole column F, Format – cells – number – custom m/d/yy:@ and the 7 days interval group dates remains m/d/yyyy and the dates resides in left as a text would be. if necessary, i will attach a new file as original A1:B4481 of Dates and Net P/L with 7 days interval group pivot table memory exceeds file attachement memory here.
      2. Wizard is my first start to set new range in pivot table.
      THANK YOU.

    • in reply to: a line in worksheet (Office XP) #871733

      hi Steve and others helpful persons, it is true; 2 lines are 2 text boxes shrunk into ‘line’. i deleted them. THANK YOU.

    • in reply to: a line in worksheet (Office XP) #871734

      hi Steve and others helpful persons, it is true; 2 lines are 2 text boxes shrunk into ‘line’. i deleted them. THANK YOU.

    • in reply to: data summary: week,month,year (microsoft xp) #871308

      hi Steve, two more pivot table questions;
      1. can the year format in 7 days interval days grouping be 85 instead 1985 and how to do that? e.g. 11/1/85-11/7/85 instead 11/1/1985-11/7/1985
      2. can data range modified after a pivot table created and how to do that? e.g. original data range is A1:C10 and a pivot table created. when data range for the pivot table change to A1:C20, the pivot table does not counts C11:C20. if data range cannot be modified in the pivot table, a new pivot table has to be created with data range A1:C20.

      THANKS.

    • in reply to: data summary: week,month,year (microsoft xp) #871309

      hi Steve, two more pivot table questions;
      1. can the year format in 7 days interval days grouping be 85 instead 1985 and how to do that? e.g. 11/1/85-11/7/85 instead 11/1/1985-11/7/1985
      2. can data range modified after a pivot table created and how to do that? e.g. original data range is A1:C10 and a pivot table created. when data range for the pivot table change to A1:C20, the pivot table does not counts C11:C20. if data range cannot be modified in the pivot table, a new pivot table has to be created with data range A1:C20.

      THANKS.

    • in reply to: data summary: week,month,year (microsoft xp) #871077

      hi Steve, this is excatly where make me start using pivot table; “Select column A, choose data – text to columns, delimited “. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

    • in reply to: data summary: week,month,year (microsoft xp) #871078

      hi Steve, this is excatly where make me start using pivot table; “Select column A, choose data – text to columns, delimited “. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

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