Pivot Table Running Total - Google Sheets

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  • čas přidán 9. 09. 2019
  • Learn how to use calculated field to add running total to a Pivot Table in Google Sheets.
    #PivotTable #GoogleSheets

Komentáře • 23

  • @enliteon8227
    @enliteon8227 Před 3 lety

    No frills. To the point. Not a single unneeded word. Mission accomplished. Way to go!

  • @joshuascharf8753
    @joshuascharf8753 Před 3 lety +1

    You're a hero! I was searching for this for soo long...
    Thank you!

  • @ewejinyeap
    @ewejinyeap Před 3 lety

    Neat! Thank you!

  • @prelude0133
    @prelude0133 Před 4 lety

    Very clever. Thanks

  • @MrIvanopalas
    @MrIvanopalas Před 2 měsíci

    You might probably do =MAX(Date) instead of =EOMONTH(Date,0). That would allow to group rows not just by months

  • @dadsinvestmentfundsdif6215

    Mate, thanks a lot... your work is incredible.
    I've almost got this working for my purposes, but not quite...
    I'm trying to have running totals across columns rather (I have dates along columns you see)... now... I have got the running totals at the row level... but NOT at the sub row level.
    In other words, when I click on the minus sign, it gives me erroneous figures. It would be great to have these dynamic total figures as running totals too.
    Please could you help me? or anyone else on this thread?
    Many thanks.

  • @noynic
    @noynic Před 3 lety

    Nice, but what if you have multiple entries on the same date (where other criteria is different of course); i.e. two entries on May 4 for two different sales reps. The EOM function doesn't want to calculate properly.
    Edit: I didn't choose "Custom" in the pivot table properties when adding the custom function. Thanks! :)

  • @nabhay583
    @nabhay583 Před 4 lety

    Amazing videos! At 4:26 why did you concatenate and not just type C2 and not lock it?

  • @chickyrosepaporo1336
    @chickyrosepaporo1336 Před rokem

    Great job! thank you for sharing. Can you please do the same with multiple criteria?

  • @julieherrick8997
    @julieherrick8997 Před rokem

    I want to use a field called "FiscalYear-Month" (FM) which is loosely related to date, but not always precisely aligned. (i.e I might have a transaction on March 1 that's attributed to the February Fiscal Month.) My fiscal months are formatted "2023-02".
    I'm not sure why this SUMIFS formula gives an error when I try to follow this format using my FM field in place of the date. I have a feeling it's seeing it as text maybe, and can't figure out which text is greater or less than another text. So then I tried a formula saying =A1

  • @activemobilityltd4133

    Hi, great video, what is the formula if I want to know the weekending running total instead of month?

  • @ugzmug8103
    @ugzmug8103 Před 4 lety

    Hi, can you make a CRUD operation on your web app series??

  • @cheewurz
    @cheewurz Před 4 lety

    Where are you from?

  • @user-bd5cg6zj2i
    @user-bd5cg6zj2i Před 9 měsíci

    how to make difference from date?

  • @gads_guy
    @gads_guy Před rokem

    Please share the XL so that we can also try.

  • @NeerajPandey87
    @NeerajPandey87 Před rokem

    I need group date list in pivot. how I do this.
    Aamir Andrabi (112)
    4/3/2023 - 4/9/2023
    4/10/2023 - 4/16/2023
    4/17/2023 - 4/23/2023
    4/24/2023 - 4/28/2023

  • @fredoaks6375
    @fredoaks6375 Před rokem

    Uh... not really necessary to do all that work. On the next column after the last column of the pivot table, take the total from the first month and add to it the total for the next moth. Then, take that sum and add the next month's total to it. Copy and paste all the way down the table. Good work, though...

    • @julieherrick8997
      @julieherrick8997 Před rokem +1

      The "copy-paste all the way down the table" is a very manual process that would work fine for a static data set, but it won't remain updated over time as more months go by, or it would require more manual updating if you wanted to slice and dice some portion of the data in a way that pivot tables are designed to do.

    • @fredoaks6375
      @fredoaks6375 Před 4 měsíci

      @@julieherrick8997True. I'm just being lazy.