OK, forgive my thickness. I cannot figure out what tables 4, 5, 6, and 7 are on the pivot page(from left to right). 7 looks like line movement OL vs CL, but if that's what it is then we've only had 16 games with no line movement at all?
Thanks again.
the key to understand what each pivot table is very simple. just click anywhere inside of the pivot table.. this will bring up a pivot table field list with 4 boxes.
top left - the filter report (this is the variables that i want to change. eg week to week #2 vs all etc
top right & bottom right - are just the results i want to see in the top right. eg won lost push or over under etc. the bottom right is the same item as the top right but just the sum of the results
botton left - row lables. what is it that i want to measure. normally only one item, but sometimes i do a combination of things that i want to look at
from that pivot table report, you can just drag or drop any col that are in the 2009 results and OL tab, plus they are all shown in the pivot table field list with check boxes as to what has already be selected
all that #4 is the number of people on each team (pow) right now there's way to many numbers. when i have situations like that i'll create buckets and lump the data like i do in my MLB spreadsheets to help find patterns easier. 4 thru 6 will need to have data buckets as just way too many specific numbers to mean anything. it's just like whip numbers in mlb i could have 10,000 item numbers, so i've set specific numbers into range buckets to lump results to help find patterns easier. remember the detail of any number in any of the pivot tables is just double click away
use the 1st pivot table as an example. just double clike on the VSM 15 (row 13 col B) and it will bring up everyone of those games and all the detail for them into another tab in the spreadsheet
keep em coming