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Pivot table date as a value

Anonymous
2013-04-17T21:33:10+00:00

I've got a listing of data which includes:

<br>Class Title <br>Presenter <br>Class date
Banner Grant Inquiry Becky North 01/01/2013
Banner Grant Inquiry Becky North 01/01/2013
Banner Grant Inquiry Becky North 01/01/2013
Banner Grant Inquiry Becky North 01/01/2013
Banner Grant Inquiry Becky North 01/01/2013
Banner Navigation Becky North 02/16/2012
Banner Navigation Becky North 04/20/2012
Banner Navigation Becky North 07/31/2012
Banner Navigation Becky North 07/31/2012
Banner Navigation Becky North 07/31/2012
Banner Navigation Becky North 09/06/2012

I am attempting to get a pivot table that reflects the number of dates each class title was held.

For instance, I want to see:

Becky North                   5

  • Banner Grant Inquiry  1
  • Banner Navigation      4

Instead I see:

Becky North                  11

  • Banner Grant Inquiry  5
  • Banner Navigation       6

I have Class Date in as a Value using Count. How can I group? The data includes each student who attended the class, but I am not using that information in this particular pivot table.

TIA

Dawn Bleuel

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Ashish Mathur 101.9K Reputation points Volunteer Moderator
2013-04-17T23:01:43+00:00

Hi,

Using the traditional Pivot Table this cannot be done.  Since you are using Excel 2010, you can do this by downloading installing the free PowerPivot add-in from Microsoft.

Once downloaded and installed, you may write a simple calculated field formula in the Pivot Table as

=DISTINCTCOUNT([Class Date])

If you do not want to install the PowerPivot add-in, then you may use a formula based solution as shown at this link on my website

http://www.ashishmathur.com/count-uniques-with-conditions/

Hope this helps.

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  1. Ashish Mathur 101.9K Reputation points Volunteer Moderator
    2013-04-19T00:15:38+00:00

    You are welcome.

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  2. Anonymous
    2013-04-18T20:08:52+00:00

    Thank you!

    That was very helpful once I figured out how to use Power Pivot. :)

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  3. Anonymous
    2013-04-18T00:06:00+00:00

    Excel 2010 PivotTable

    With regular PivotTable and helper column.

    http://58918aa17d4002474361-7ac2b7ee2bc9d74042ff2920135ae995.r25.cf1.rackcdn.com/04_17_13a.xlsx

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