Pivot Table Help

Wolfster63

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I have a spreadsheet that calculates the time a surgical case takes on a particular shift (Thanks [MENTION]shg[/MENTION]!). I am attempting to create a Pivot table that could analyze how much of the available room time is taken in a particular room or group of rooms during a given time period

I inserted a calculated field that would render a percent of the room time used. Each room has a finite number of minutes that can be used on a particular day during a particular shift.

Here is a sample spreadsheet to demonstrate the spreadsheet structure:
Doctor
OR
Date
Month
Year
Qtr
Count
DOW
Week
Shift1
Shift 2
Shift 3
Avail1
Avail2
Avail3
Kutt
1
01/02/2018
Jan
2018
1
1
Tue
1
81
0
0
510
240
300
Slash
2
01/02/2018
Jan
2018
1
1
Tue
1
88
0
0
510
240
300
Maim
3
01/02/2018
Jan
2018
1
1
Tue
1
106
0
0
510
240
300
Slicer
1
02/04/2018
Feb
2018
1
1
Sun
6
75
21
0
510
240
300
Slash
2
02/04/2018
Feb
2018
1
1
Sun
6
72
111
0
510
240
300
Maim
2
02/05/2018
Feb
2018
1
1
Mon
6
103
0
0
510
240
300
Kutt
3
02/05/2018
Feb
2018
1
1
Mon
6
94
0
0
510
240
300
Kildare
3
02/05/2018
Feb
2018
1
1
Mon
6
79
0
0
510
240
300
Slash
1
03/07/2018
Feb
2018
1
1
Mon
6
163
0
0
510
240
300
Maim
1
03/07/2018
Feb
2018
1
1
Mon
6
58
0
0
510
240
300
Slicer
2
03/07/2018
Mar
2018
1
1
Wed
10
0
14
0
510
240
300
Slash
2
03/07/2018
Mar
2018
1
1
Wed
10
160
0
58
510
240
300
Kutt
3
03/07/2018
Mar
2018
1
1
Wed
10
143
37
12
510
240
300
Slash
3
03/07/2018
Mar
2018
1
1
Wed
10
113
8
0
510
240
300
Maim
3
03/07/2018
Mar
2018
1
1
Wed
10
65
0
222
510
240
300

<tbody>
</tbody>

Here is a basic Pivot Table Set to the date of March 7:

Month
(All)
Week
(All)
DOW
Mon
Date
(Multiple Items)
Doctor
(All)
Row Labels
Sum of Shift1
Sum of Avail1
Sum of Utilization%
1
221
1020
22%
Grand Total
221
1020
22%

<tbody>
</tbody>

My problem is that only 510 minutes are available on this day. So the precentage show be higher (43%) but the available time is added up per entry. I want the table to show only a total available for the day (510 minutes), but also if the time frame is a whole week of dates the total minutes would be (7x510 or 3570 minutes for each OR room selected). I need the denominator to correspond to the days available in the choice of filters and not cumulative.

Further, it would be nice to be able to select the shift as well as one of the parameters.

Any ideas on how to go about this? I thought a more complex calculated field would help, but I don't even know where to begin...

Thanks for any assistance/advice offered.

Will
 

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Thought I'd repost this as the formatting did not come through correctly...apologies.




One thing I did try was to use MAX and MIN on the date fields to determine number of shifts being looked at and therefore get an accurate value:

=DAYS360(MIN(C3:C17),MAX(C3:C17))

It works on the spreadsheet, but not on the calculated field. I keep getting a Divided by 0 error.

+++++++++++

I have a spreadsheet that calculates the time a surgical case takes on a particular shift (Thanks @shg;!). I am attempting to create a Pivot table that could analyze how much of the available room time is taken in a particular room or group of rooms during a given time period

I inserted a calculated field that would render a percent of the room time used. Each room has a finite number of minutes that can be used on a particular day during a particular shift.

Here is a sample spreadsheet to demonstrate the spreadsheet structure:
Doctor
OR
SDate
Edate
Month
Year
Qtr
Count
DOW
Week
Shift1
Shift 2
Shift 3
Avail1
Avail2
Avail3
Kutt
1
01/02/2018
01/02/2018
Jan
2018
1
1
Tue
1
81
0
0
510
240
300
Slash
2
01/02/2018
01/02/2018
Jan
2018
1
1
Tue
1
88
0
0
510
240
300
Maim
3
01/02/2018
01/02/2018
Jan
2018
1
1
Tue
1
106
0
0
510
240
300
Slicer
1
02/04/2018
02/04/2018
Feb
2018
1
1
Sun
6
75
21
0
510
240
300
Slash
2
02/04/2018
02/04/2018
Feb
2018
1
1
Sun
6
72
111
0
510
240
300
Maim
2
02/05/2018
02/05/2018
Feb
2018
1
1
Mon
6
103
0
0
510
240
300
Kutt
3
02/05/2018
02/05/2018
Feb
2018
1
1
Mon
6
94
0
0
510
240
300
Kildare
3
02/05/2018
02/05/2018
Feb
2018
1
1
Mon
6
79
0
0
510
240
300
Slash
1
03/07/2018
03/07/2018
Feb
2018
1
1
Mon
6
163
0
0
510
240
300
Maim
1
03/07/2018
03/07/2018
Feb
2018
1
1
Mon
6
58
0
0
510
240
300
Slicer
2
03/07/2018
03/07/2018
Mar
2018
1
1
Wed
10
0
14
0
510
240
300
Slash
2
03/07/2018
03/07/2018
Mar
2018
1
1
Wed
10
160
0
58
510
240
300
Kutt
3
03/07/2018
03/07/2018
Mar
2018
1
1
Wed
10
143
37
12
510
240
300
Slash
3
03/07/2018
03/07/2018
Mar
2018
1
1
Wed
10
113
8
0
510
240
300
Maim
3
03/07/2018
03/07/2018
Mar
2018
1
1
Wed
10
65
0
222
510
240
300

<tbody>
</tbody>


Here is the Pivot table structure:

Month
(All)
Week
(All)
DOW
(All)
Doctor
(All)
SDate
(Multiple Items)
Edate
(All)
OR
Time Used
Sum of Avail1
Sum of Utilization%
1
221
1020
22%
2
160
1020
16%
3
321
1530
21%
Grand Total
702
3570
20%

<tbody>
</tbody>

My problem is that only 510 minutes are available for OR 3 on this day. So the precentage show be higher (43%) but the available time is added up per entry. I want the table to show only a total available for the day (510 minutes), but also if the time frame is a whole week of dates the total minutes would be (7x510 or 3570 minutes for each OR room selected). I need the denominator to correspond to the days available in the choice of filters and not cumulative.

Further, it would be nice to be able to select the shift as well as one of the parameters.

Any ideas on how to go about this? I thought a more complex calculated field would help, but I don't even know where to begin...

Thanks for any assistance/advice offered.

Will
 
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