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7.4

create summary table

Asked by LINNANDA in VB Script

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Hi,

I've an excel spreadsheet with


client name   client type value_a value_b value_c

on a sheet called detailed

I've to create a summary sheet with

                  count                 average             median                     std dev
value_a    count_a               average_a       median_a                  stdev_a
value_b    count_b             average_b          median_b                  stdev_b
value_c     count_c              average_c          median_c                  stdev_c
total

where count_a  =COUNT('Detailed'!D3:D163)
            count_b  =COUNT('Detailed'!E3:E163)
            count_C  =COUNT('Detailed'!F3:F163)

            average_a =AVERAGE('Detailed'!D3:D163)
            average_B =AVERAGE('Detailed'!E3:E163)
            average_c =AVERAGE('Detailed'!f3:f163)

          median_a =MEDIAN('Detailed'!D3:D163)
          median_B =MEDIAN('Detailed'!E3:E163)
           median_c =MEDIAN('Detailed'!f3:f163)

       std dev_a  =STDEV('Detailed '!D3:D163)
        std dev_B   =STDEV('Detailed '!E3:E163)

and so on
any ideas how I would write a macro to do this automatically

Any help would be much appreciated.

Regards,



 
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