Vlookup and Pivot table maybe?

DSL1970

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I have searched the Internet to find an answer to this, but have been unsuccessful. My Pivot Table has 7 rows of data whereas the Internet examples only show 1:

Leader
Type of Unemployment​
Leader 2​
Leader 3​
Position Level​
FT/PT​
Years of Service​
This is repeated for multiple Leaders.

This has columns Extremely Significant to Not at All Significant based on a question.

My question is, if someone toggles to Years of Service based on my main sheet for a specific Leader 2 or 3 - Do I use a vlookup, or is there a better way of managing this? Can I do this with data validation?

Thanks,

DSL1970


 

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I have searched the Internet to find an answer to this, but have been unsuccessful. My Pivot Table has 7 rows of data whereas the Internet examples only show 1:

Leader
Type of Unemployment​
Leader 2​
Leader 3​
Position Level​
FT/PT​
Years of Service​
This is repeated for multiple Leaders.

This has columns Extremely Significant to Not at All Significant based on a question.

My question is, if someone toggles to Years of Service based on my main sheet for a specific Leader 2 or 3 - Do I use a vlookup, or is there a better way of managing this? Can I do this with data validation?

Thanks,

DSL1970




Do what with vlookup? What are you are trying to do?
 
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Get the results of the count of each factor, based on dashboard with these measures that can be selected. I want the count of Staff from Leader X within their direct report Leader 2 Y and FT count. So how many FT Staff are their in Leader 2's organization.
 
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