Re: Issues
From: Olly (newsgroups2004-03_at_ollynet.com)
Date: 03/02/04
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Date: Tue, 2 Mar 2004 16:33:11 -0000
Would suggest creating a Pivot Table / Chart with the data, and providing
perhaps count of vehicles and average vehicle value per batch, along with a
date field. Could then produce charts showing trends in these values over
time, for each area as well as an overall chart.
-- Olly "skc" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:5c0d01c4006e$5a3100e0$a101280a@phx.gbl... Hi I am using Excel 2000 and wish to know how I can graph some data. The data is car data, these arrive in batches - assigned by a batch number. The batches differ in size, one batch could have 20 records, yet another could have 3. The values of the cars differ too. The whole emphasis here is to find out how much (money- wise) cars have been issued in the batches, and find out whether they are getting less and less. I want to create normalised graphs and %'ages of total amounts within the batch - as I feel that the cars we are receiving are worthless compared to before. What I mean by this is that Batch 1-3 were high valued cars, such as Mercedes, and now we are getting run-of-the-mill cheapies - such as Fords that are 1/3 of the price of a Mercedes - hence why this is affecting our profits - we make higher profits on the bigger cars. My Excel *** has these fields: 1. Batch Number : e.g. 001 2. Area where vehicle came from : AB3 3. Value of the vehicle : £20,000 I have not got a batch count field - as I said earlier, batches are of different sizes, they could be 20, 2, 43 etc... What graphs can I make or additional mathematical formulae to make my results look professional, as I know for a fact that our supplier is now passing onto us rubbish cars. Please help. skc
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