How to avoid making multiple tables to achieve this summary view?

dejavu619

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Data looks like this:


I need to prepare summaries like this:



What I currently do is first prepare a pivot table showing a level higher (Customer level) and then add a helper column flagging customers as either Growning or Degrowning. I do this for Families as well (so that they can be flagged as either Growing or Degrowing) and then take a pivot to get the summary I like.

I don't mind doing this without pivot tables if it's better. I just want to avoid making intermediate summaries at a Customer / Family level (Data is at an account level).
 

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Data looks like this:


I need to prepare summaries like this:



What I currently do is first prepare a pivot table showing a level higher (Customer level) and then add a helper column flagging customers as either Growning or Degrowning. I do this for Families as well (so that they can be flagged as either Growing or Degrowing) and then take a pivot to get the summary I like.

I don't mind doing this without pivot tables if it's better. I just want to avoid making intermediate summaries at a Customer / Family level (Data is at an account level).
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Book2
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3DataSummary
4RegionAccount NumberCustomer IDFamily IDChange ($)Region# Distinct Custs# Distinct FamsGrowth / Degrowth ($)# Distinct Growing FamsGrowth ($)# Distinct Degrowing FamsDegrowth ($)
5North 11234567891331F001-5
6North 11234567901331F001-10
7North 11234567911331F00199
8North 1123456792133213321389
9North 11234567931334133431
10North 112345679413371337-2380
11North 11234567951340134028047
12North 112345679613431343-9382
13North 11234567971346F0022874
14North 11234567981349F002298472
15North 21234567991352F002-5222
16North 21234568001355F003254
17North 21234568011355F0038888
18South 11234568021355F003-942
19South 21234568031355F00315568
Sheet1
 
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Data looks like this:


I need to prepare summaries like this:



What I currently do is first prepare a pivot table showing a level higher (Customer level) and then add a helper column flagging customers as either Growning or Degrowning. I do this for Families as well (so that they can be flagged as either Growing or Degrowing) and then take a pivot to get the summary I like.

I don't mind doing this without pivot tables if it's better. I just want to avoid making intermediate summaries at a Customer / Family level (Data is at an account level).
Can you please explain how you determine whether to mark a customer (I assume that these are represented by Account Number) and families as Growing or Degrowing?
 
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