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    automated data query

    Hey guys!


    I am currently working on a small tool, which represents the data in a corresponding structure from a classical data table.That means: I copy the original data in Table1 A1. From column X I have individual columns, which calculate some things. Classic function like: If> = 20; Exit; Run - or an accumulation. Unfortunately, these calculations can not be generated by a pivot table.Now I wonder if there is a more elegant way to generate this data?So how could you make this approach more intuitive?


    Does someone have an idea?


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    Instead, the user copies the data in A1 and makes the corresponding calculations.I am currently working on a small tool, which represents the data in a corresponding structure from a classical data table.That means: I copy the original data in Table1 A1. From column X I have individual columns, which calculate some things. Classic function like: If> = 20; Exit; Run - or an accumulation. Unfortunately, these calculations can not be generated by means of a pivot table.Now I wonder if there is a more elegant way to generate this data?So how could you make this approach more intuitive?Instead, the user copies the data in A1 and makes the corresponding calculations.

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    Can you attach a small example workbook showing he data and the desired results?
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    Paul


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