excelhippo
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Hi there,
This is my first post here - hoping that someone can shed some light on this for me!
I have a table that has a feedback question, question rating, and number of respondents that provided that rating - see below:
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What I want to do is automatically ungroup the number of respondents, so that there are 3 lines of a rating of 4 for the first question, and 2 lines of a rating of 5, so that I can work with this data in a pivot table easily. Example below:
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I'm familiar with ALT+D+P using multiple consolidation ranges to break out data from a crosstab table, but it doesn't seem to help the issue that I'm having here. I ended up having to manually insert lines to create a dataset that was right for a pivot table and I would rather not do it again if possible. I have searched online but I don't think I'm using the right terminology since everything I google brings me back to ALT+D+P and multiple consolidation ranges.
Any advice on how to automate this process would be greatly appreciated!
This is my first post here - hoping that someone can shed some light on this for me!
I have a table that has a feedback question, question rating, and number of respondents that provided that rating - see below:
Feedback Question | Rating | Number of Respondents |
Did the course meet your expectations? | 4 | 3 |
Would you recommend this course to others? | 5 | 2 |
<tbody>
</tbody>
What I want to do is automatically ungroup the number of respondents, so that there are 3 lines of a rating of 4 for the first question, and 2 lines of a rating of 5, so that I can work with this data in a pivot table easily. Example below:
Feedback Question | Rating |
Did the course meet your expectations? | 4 |
Did the course meet your expectations? | 4 |
Did the course meet your expectations? | 4 |
Would you recommend this course to others? | 5 |
Would you recommend this course to others? | 5 |
<tbody>
</tbody>
I'm familiar with ALT+D+P using multiple consolidation ranges to break out data from a crosstab table, but it doesn't seem to help the issue that I'm having here. I ended up having to manually insert lines to create a dataset that was right for a pivot table and I would rather not do it again if possible. I have searched online but I don't think I'm using the right terminology since everything I google brings me back to ALT+D+P and multiple consolidation ranges.
Any advice on how to automate this process would be greatly appreciated!