Create a rights/responsibilities Matrix in Excel
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I want to create a nice overview of responsibilities in a system, and I have received an output of responsibilities entries in the system in the format of rows of username, responsibility description and responsibility ID.
I want to transform this list into a matrix such as the following:
I am at a loss as to how to create such a matrix with common Excel functions, however, I am guessing that it has to be simple in some way.
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I want to create a nice overview of responsibilities in a system, and I have received an output of responsibilities entries in the system in the format of rows of username, responsibility description and responsibility ID.
I want to transform this list into a matrix such as the following:
I am at a loss as to how to create such a matrix with common Excel functions, however, I am guessing that it has to be simple in some way.
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edited Dec 6 at 15:00
PeterH
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asked Dec 6 at 14:43
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I want to create a nice overview of responsibilities in a system, and I have received an output of responsibilities entries in the system in the format of rows of username, responsibility description and responsibility ID.
I want to transform this list into a matrix such as the following:
I am at a loss as to how to create such a matrix with common Excel functions, however, I am guessing that it has to be simple in some way.
microsoft-excel
edited Dec 6 at 15:00
PeterH
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asked Dec 6 at 14:43
Francis
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I want to create a nice overview of responsibilities in a system, and I have received an output of responsibilities entries in the system in the format of rows of username, responsibility description and responsibility ID.
I want to transform this list into a matrix such as the following:
I am at a loss as to how to create such a matrix with common Excel functions, however, I am guessing that it has to be simple in some way.
microsoft-excel
microsoft-excel
edited Dec 6 at 15:00
PeterH
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asked Dec 6 at 14:43
Francis
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edited Dec 6 at 15:00
PeterH
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asked Dec 6 at 14:43
Francis
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PeterH
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Select columns A:C
Under the insert tab select pivot table,
Drag the field UserName to the rows section
Drag Responsibility field to the columns section
Drag Responsibility_ID to the values section, and choose the value count.
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Thank you, you are a beautiful human being. This worked perfectly in the first attempt.
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Select columns A:C
Under the insert tab select pivot table,
Drag the field UserName to the rows section
Drag Responsibility field to the columns section
Drag Responsibility_ID to the values section, and choose the value count.
answered Dec 6 at 14:55
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Thank you, you are a beautiful human being. This worked perfectly in the first attempt.
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Select columns A:C
Under the insert tab select pivot table,
Drag the field UserName to the rows section
Drag Responsibility field to the columns section
Drag Responsibility_ID to the values section, and choose the value count.
answered Dec 6 at 14:55
PeterH
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Thank you, you are a beautiful human being. This worked perfectly in the first attempt.
– Francis
Dec 6 at 23:54
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Select columns A:C
Under the insert tab select pivot table,
Drag the field UserName to the rows section
Drag Responsibility field to the columns section
Drag Responsibility_ID to the values section, and choose the value count.
answered Dec 6 at 14:55
PeterH
3,37832246
Select columns A:C
Under the insert tab select pivot table,
Drag the field UserName to the rows section
Drag Responsibility field to the columns section
Drag Responsibility_ID to the values section, and choose the value count.
answered Dec 6 at 14:55
PeterH
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Thank you, you are a beautiful human being. This worked perfectly in the first attempt.
– Francis
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Thank you, you are a beautiful human being. This worked perfectly in the first attempt.
– Francis
Dec 6 at 23:54
Thank you, you are a beautiful human being. This worked perfectly in the first attempt.
– Francis
Dec 6 at 23:54
Thank you, you are a beautiful human being. This worked perfectly in the first attempt.
– Francis
Dec 6 at 23:54
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