pivot table across multiple sheets

stephkc24

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Hi,

I'm trying to create a report using a pivot table that crosses multiple sheets. I am new at pivot tables and would appreciate any help.

First tab "Mike's Crew" has the following information

ProjectTypeCost CenterJanuaryFebMarch
Matt HouseNew Home7500210002250
Matt HouseNew HomeFoundation100010000
Matt HouseNew HomeRoof20003000500
Matt HouseNew HomeWindows5005000750
Matt HouseNew HomeLabor400030001000

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Second Tab "Joe's Crew" has the following information

ProjectTypeCost CenterJanuaryFebMarch
Joe's PatioPatio Repair19005650300
Joe's PatioPatio RepairWood Material10003000
Joe's PatioPatio RepairNails/Screws150150
Joe's PatioPatio RepairLabor7502500300
Matt HouseNew Home270001800011000
Matt HouseNew HomeWood Material150005000
Matt HouseNew HomeRoof250025002500
Matt HouseNew HomeWindows750075007500
Matt HouseNew HomeLabor200030001000

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The final report that I would like to create using a pivot table, would combined the two sheets together and create a report that i could use to see the prices for all projects "Matt House" and "Joe's Patio" per month. As you can see each contractor have their own sheet and i want a report that has both f them combined. Also any project can be worked on by multiple contractors as seen with "Matt House"

Thanks,
 
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Excel Facts

Easy bullets in Excel
If you have a numeric keypad, press Alt+7 on numeric keypad to type a bullet in Excel.
Hope this helps.

Select First tab and select any cell in the infomation.
Press Alt--D--P
Select option button (C) --- click next and one more next.
Select all range of information and click add(A) button.
Select second tab and select all range of information and click add(A) button.
Click End(E).
 
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