'SUM' Tables

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masster

Hello

Here's the problem I'm asking help from the more Excel experience
forum users:

I have 7 tables with 4 columns: IP, BytesIN, BytesOUT, BytesTOTAL.
As you already guessed, it's about daily network traffi
(7tables=7days=1week).

I have to output a weekly total report. All would be very simple if fo
each daily report I'd have the same IP's, but because my network i
dynamic, one day I can delete an IP or more and another day I can ad
one or more.

So i would like to end up with a single table with 4 columns: IP
SUMofBytesIN, SUMofBytesOUT, SUMofBytesTOTAL, but this table shoul
have ALL IP's used in that week listed.

Is it possible?

Awaiting for your expert help.
Thank yo
 
masster said:
Hello

Here's the problem I'm asking help from the more Excel experienced
forum users:

I have 7 tables with 4 columns: IP, BytesIN, BytesOUT, BytesTOTAL.
As you already guessed, it's about daily network traffic
(7tables=7days=1week).

I have to output a weekly total report. All would be very simple if for
each daily report I'd have the same IP's, but because my network is
dynamic, one day I can delete an IP or more and another day I can add
one or more.

So i would like to end up with a single table with 4 columns: IP,
SUMofBytesIN, SUMofBytesOUT, SUMofBytesTOTAL, but this table should
have ALL IP's used in that week listed.

Is it possible?

Awaiting for your expert help.
Thank you


Hi Masster

Just a suggestion, instead of 7 tables with 4 columns, have 1 table
with 5 columns, the extra column being the day eg Monday etc or date

You could then get the info you wanted by running a pivot Table
 
Paul said:
Just a suggestion, instead of 7 tables with 4 columns, have 1 table wit
5 columns, the extra column being the day eg Monday etc or date. Yo
could then get the info you wanted by running a pivot Table
________________
Hope this helps
No, Paul. It doesn't help. AT ALL. The tables I mentioned are outpute
by Linux OS, and I guess you don't want me to modify the Linux kerne
and recompile it...

Anybody else? More experienced
 
masster said:
No, Paul. It doesn't help. AT ALL. The tables I mentioned are outputed
by Linux OS, and I guess you don't want me to modify the Linux kernel
and recompile it...

Anybody else? More experienced?

Hey you ignorant B**tard, don't take this "your not good enough
attitude" when you don't get the answer you want, if your original
description of what you wanted had been a bit better then maybe you'd
have got the answer you were looking for

I notice that you still haven't got the answer you seek, probably
because of your attitude. Everybody on this forum is really happy to
frreely give up a little of their time to help others, but don't take
kindly to people on here with bad attitudes and rightly ignore them
 
Paul Sheppard.

F.U.C.K. you too with your mother hooker.
You're more stupid than I thought. And suffer of a too big ego, yo
scumbag..
 

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