Double Stacking Columns under one column heading??

[mjp1818]

I am creating an excel file for cell phone bills of multiple company members that covers a 3 month period. We are trying to see how much of each service we provide that our members are actually using. How can I make each column that defines a specific service, split into each of the 3 months we are examining. I do not want to see the members names 3 separate times in the first column.

I have it set up with all my data but my first column is the last names of our members. I do not want to see their names three times in a row because it is broken into rows for each month. I want one name on the left, the services in the columns headings, and then each value for each of the 3 months we are examining.

 

[jberwald]

Welcome to the board.

Instead of having all 3 services on one worksheet, how about breaking them up onto three different sheets, one for each service.

The name can be the rows and the months the columns. You can have your last column figuring a total percentage of how much is being used vs how much was provided.

Then on a fourth tab you can show the % of this last column - with the name being the row and the % of each service being the columns (this would fill in with formulas from your other sheets).