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Summing data if date in another column is duplicated and removing unneccessary data
- Aug 09, 2021
Roksana Ooops! just realized that the dates are not synchronized between customers on one side and Calls and Emails on the other. Better to create a table with one Date column and then summarize with a pivot table.
Edit: Alternatively, use Power Pivot or Power Query. Attached a file that contains three different solutions, all leading to the same end result.
Roksana Consider using a Pivot Table as demonstrated in the attached file.
- RoksanaAug 09, 2021Copper ContributorRiny_van_Eekelen
That's brilliant! I haven't thought about it, thank you so much!- Riny_van_EekelenAug 09, 2021Platinum Contributor
Roksana Ooops! just realized that the dates are not synchronized between customers on one side and Calls and Emails on the other. Better to create a table with one Date column and then summarize with a pivot table.
Edit: Alternatively, use Power Pivot or Power Query. Attached a file that contains three different solutions, all leading to the same end result.
- RoksanaAug 09, 2021Copper Contributor
Yeah, I've only included one date column in my table, and it worked perfectly. Thanks again!