Display data from one tab as merged cells on another tab of workbook

ajrilo

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Hello,



On my tracker I have two sheets, ( schedule, calendar view) on the schedule sheet the different sections simply enter section number, start and end date, event. I manually move all that to the calendar view sheet to get a quick snap shot over the years(s) . I shortened the calendar for this example , but it will continue for several years. Is there a way to have excel automatically move data to the correct area of the calendar view sheet and be displayed just like I am manually doing?

As you can see on the calendar view sheet I have merged cells and placed the events from the schedule sheet under the correct section. (1-1 means section 1 tm 1, 3-2 means section 3 tm 2, ect.)
 

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I have been playing with Gantt charts, is there a way to tie a pivot table to a Gantt chart? I will only have 20 lines of info I am tracking and most of the entries will be multiple entries from the same teams I am tracking and I would just like the entries of the same teams to be displayed on the same line in the Gantt chart.
 
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