Hi there,
I don't know if a similar question has already been asked on here but I couldn't find it, so I'm sorry if I'm repeating!
My question is this. Twice a week, I produce an invoicing report for our project teams. This details the project number, the billing status and the monetary amount of the project number.
I would like to use these bi-weekly reports across a given month to show how teams have progressed with a particular project by showing the different billing cycles the project has moved through.
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The above data is an example of what I mean. This data shows an example of the type of invoicing records I create (though with much more data!) and the table below shows how I want to organise the data.
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I have already created an automated way of grabbing unique project numbers from the different invoicing reports so I just need help with how I would add the name of the project status in the main are of the table against a particular date/project number, as above.
I hope this makes sense and someone is able to help.
Thank you so much for any thoughts you may have!
Silha
I don't know if a similar question has already been asked on here but I couldn't find it, so I'm sorry if I'm repeating!
My question is this. Twice a week, I produce an invoicing report for our project teams. This details the project number, the billing status and the monetary amount of the project number.
I would like to use these bi-weekly reports across a given month to show how teams have progressed with a particular project by showing the different billing cycles the project has moved through.
MONDAY, 1 OCTOBER | THURSDAY, 12 OCTOBER | |||||||
| Project Status | | Project Status | |||||
Project No. | Active | Delivered | Pending Review | Project No. | Active | Delivered | Pending Review | |
123456 | | £20 | | 589745 | | £30 | ||
78910 | £10 | | | 56895 | £15 | | | |
11121314 | | | £50 | 11121314 | | | £50 | |
15161 | £70 | | | 235869 | £85 | | ||
1898752 | | £56 | | 1898752 | | £56 | | |
THURSDAY, 4 OCTOBER | MONDAY, 16 OCTOBER | |||||||
| Project Status | | Project Status | |||||
Project No. | Active | Delivered | Pending Review | Project No. | Active | Delivered | Pending Review | |
123456 | | £20 | 589644 | | £20 | | ||
78910 | £10 | | 56895 | | £15 | | ||
11121314 | | | £50 | 11121314 | | | £50 | |
15161 | | £70 | 235869 | | | £85 | ||
1898752 | | £56 | | 1898752 | | | £56 | |
MONDAY, 8 OCTOBER | THURSDAY, 20 OCTOBER | |||||||
| Project Status | | Project Status | |||||
Project No. | Active | Delivered | Pending Review | Project No. | Active | Delivered | Pending Review | |
589745 | | £30 | | 589644 | | £20 | ||
78910 | | £10 | 56895 | | | £15 | ||
11121314 | | | £50 | 52874 | £50 | | | |
235869 | £85 | | | 54258 | | £24 | | |
1898752 | | £56 | | 458236 | | | £6 |
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The above data is an example of what I mean. This data shows an example of the type of invoicing records I create (though with much more data!) and the table below shows how I want to organise the data.
Project No's | 01-Oct | 04-Oct | 08-Oct | 12-Oct | 16-Oct | 20-Oct |
123456 | Delivered | Pending Review | ||||
78910 | Active | Delivered | Pending Review | |||
11121314 | Pending Review | Pending Review | Pending Review | Pending Review | Pending Review | |
15161 | Pending Review | |||||
1898752 | Delivered | Delivered | Delivered | Delivered | ||
589745 | Delivered | Pending Review | ||||
235869 | Delivered | Active | Pending Review | |||
56895 | Active | Delivered | Pending Review | |||
589644 | Delivered | Pending Review | ||||
52874 | Active | |||||
54258 | Delivered | |||||
458236 | Pending Review |
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I have already created an automated way of grabbing unique project numbers from the different invoicing reports so I just need help with how I would add the name of the project status in the main are of the table against a particular date/project number, as above.
I hope this makes sense and someone is able to help.
Thank you so much for any thoughts you may have!
Silha