Combining information from multiple rows

petersw

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Hello,

Looking for some help once again! I have a table with multiple lines of data for a given day, as follows:

ID NumberDateValue
123451/1/20101
123451/1/20101
123451/2/2010.5
123451/2/20100
234561/1/20101
345671/2/20101

<tbody>
</tbody>

From this data, I'd like to be able to summarize the total value for each ID number per day. In other words, the above would result in:

ID NumberDateTotal Daily Value
123451/1/20102
123451/2/2010.5
234561/1/20101
345671/2/20101

<tbody>
</tbody>

Any great suggestions?? I should add that the full table has over 100 ID numbers, most of which have around 100 days worth of data each. Each day could have 2, 1, or no data associated with it.

Thanks in advance...
 
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Hello,

Looking for some help once again! I have a table with multiple lines of data for a given day, as follows:

ID NumberDateValue
123451/1/20101
123451/1/20101
123451/2/2010.5
123451/2/20100
234561/1/20101
345671/2/20101

<tbody>
</tbody>

From this data, I'd like to be able to summarize the total value for each ID number per day. In other words, the above would result in:

ID NumberDateTotal Daily Value
123451/1/20102
123451/2/2010.5
234561/1/20101
345671/2/20101

<tbody>
</tbody>

Any great suggestions?? I should add that the full table has over 100 ID numbers, most of which have around 100 days worth of data each. Each day could have 2, 1, or no data associated with it.

Thanks in advance...

(1) Create a pivot table.
(2) Drag ID and Date into Rows.
(3) Value into Values and change the field settings to Sum.
 
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