Excel Spreadsheet with multiple sets of information

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To compare information across different hospitals, insurance companies, specific procedure codes, and contracted amounts, you can organize your data in a structured way.

Here is a suggestion on how you might structure your Excel spreadsheet:

1. Data Structure:

• Have a column for "Hospital Name."
• Another column for "Insurance Company."
• One more column for the "Procedure Code."
• A column for the "Billed Amount."
• Finally, a column for the "Contracted Amount."

This will help organize your data in a tabular format.

2. Data Entry:

• Enter the relevant information for each transaction, making sure that each row represents a unique combination of hospital, insurance company, procedure code, billed amount, and contracted amount.

3. Use Pivot Tables for Comparison:

• Drag "Hospital Name" to the Rows area.
• Drag "Insurance Company" to the Columns area.
• Drag "Billed Amount" to the Values area and choose the appropriate aggregation (e.g., sum or average).
• Drag "Contracted Amount" to the Values area and choose the appropriate aggregation.

• Highlight your data range.
• Go to the "Insert" tab and click on "PivotTable."
• In the PivotTable Field List:

This will give you a dynamic table where you can compare billed and contracted amounts for each hospital and insurance company.

4. Filter and Sort:

• Use filters to drill down into specific hospitals, insurance companies, or procedure codes.
• Sort the data based on your criteria for better comparison.

The text and steps were edited with the help of AI.

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