Automatic Pivot Tables

Kongming

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Hi,

I have a workbook that basically does the following:

[i]Sheets 1 to 6 are labelled as the days of the week (mon - sat). These sheets have the following information manually added to them. user name (constant 15 names); adverts done, keywords done; hours worked. Formulas exist to calculate the average keywords and adverts done in a day.[/i]
These six sheets are then used to automatically populate a "final totals" page which also contains formulas to work out the total number of keywords and adverts; and also the average numbers of each.
Finally, I have made 3 pivot tables for this information. keyword averages, advert averages and keyword & advert totals. After a few teething problems, the workbook works quite well (considering I have been using excel for about 4 weeks).
My problem is....
The workbook i have created is for one team; the idea being to create an identical workbook for 5 other teams. Then every employee could view his or her service level, and compare it against other team members.

I would like to create a final workbook that does the following.

1. Automatically collect the final totals from the 6 team workbooks and insert them in to a new workbook.

2. Automatically and dynamically alter the information in the new workbook as and when new information is added to the 6 team workbooks.


To reiterate. A,B,C,D,E,F are team sheets. XYZ is the final sheet for all teams. XYZ just takes the final weekly totals from each team and places it in a new workbook (without human intervention). Pivot tables and charts are created automatically for this information

I have no idea if something like this is actually possible, but if it is; it will save a lot of time in the future.


Sincerest regards

Kongming

ps. I am a new user to excel. if possible, please use laymans terminology.
 

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