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(First of all, sorry for the long context ) I have created the dynamic matrix table (Table1) below for two of the subsidary companies called Apple1 and Apple2. When I select the silcer value, the number changes accordingly. Basically, Apple1 and Apple2 both have similar tool and each tool are used in multiple locations. I created this Matrix table below that summarized the average utilization for each week at each Tool_Location. Column O is the average utilization for the most recent three weeks. My question is, how many Tool_locations are over 90% utilization for the most recent three months per Tool Family. And what is the percentage per Tool Family. Basically, the logic is like (Take A Tool Family as example): Count(Column O>90%)/COUNTIF(Tool_Location, Tool Family="A") = 5/8 =62.5%. The final table looks something like Table 2. The tricky part is that the matrix table is dynamic based on companies, and the last 3 weeks average utilization per Tool_location is also dynamic when week changes. Please let me know if you have any thoughts on this. Much appreciated in advance.
@Anonymous if you can share sample raw data in excel file it will help to get you the solution. You can share data thru onedrive/google drive.
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Hi Parry,
Did you get a chance to look at the data I shared thru google drive? Let me know if you have any problem accessing it or have any questions. Thanks.
@Anonymous hey sorry for the delay, i don't have access to that file, can you reshare
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Sure. There you go!
Sample data link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4SjtquiyelgLTNYdnhVYzNhZzE4cUdvakV0NGM5SFBWTUdn/view?usp=drivesdk
I just created a sample file. Sorry for not being able to share raw data. Let me know if the link is not working.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4SjtquiyelgLTNYdnhVYzNhZzE4cUdvakV0NGM5SFBWTUdn/view?usp=drivesdk
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