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Old May 26th, 2004, 03:02 PM
Frank Kabel
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Hi
I would suggest you take a look at piot tables for this (group them by
week). See:
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/pivots.htm
http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Pivots/pivotstart.htm
http://www.contextures.com/xlPivot02.html
http://www.ozgrid.com/Excel/excel-pivot-tables.htm

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Hi all,

I've been tasked with creating a sheet I have no chance at creating.
Any solutions or advice on where to concentrate would be greatly
appreciated!

Problem:
Every Monday I check the disk space of over 180 servers (up to 7

drives on some).
I need a sheet to paste the data in for 4 weeks that will.

1. create a percentage of free space
2. after the second weeks data is entered:
a. retain the column with the percent of free space from week 1
b. show a new value of percentage of free space for week2 (week

3 and week 4)
c. average out the amount/percent of space used each week.
3. make a prediction of when certain markers are meet (7% free space

and 3% free space) based on step 2 outputed into weeks (will reach 7%
free space in 5.23 weeks...)

My template is based on a 4 week cycle (1 tab for every 4 weeks) and

looks like this:
row1 is all headings (server name, total space, space used, %.....)
(A2) sevrer name
(B2) total C-drive capacity
(C2) week1 datasize
(D2) week2 datasize
(E2) week3 datasize
(F2) week4 datasize
(G2) total D-drive capacity
(H2) week1 datasize
(I2) week2 datasize
(J2) week3 datasize
(K2) week4 datasize
(J2) C-drive free space (in %) week1
(L2) C-drive free space (in %) week2
(M2) C-drive free space (in %) week3
(N2) C-drive free space (in %) week4
(O2) D-drive free space (in %) week1
(P2) D-drive free space (in %) week2
(Q2) D-drive free space (in %) week3
(R2) D-drive free space (in %) week4
(S2) C-drive average percent of space used each week (starts week 2)
(T2) C-drive estimated time before disk has 7% free space (weeks to 2

decimals)
(U2) C-drive estimated time before disk has 3% free space (weeks to 2

decimals)
(V2) D-drive average percent of space used each week (starts week 2)
(X2) D-drive estimated time before disk has 7% free space (weeks to 2

decimals)
(Y2) D-drive estimated time before disk has 3% free space (weeks to 2

decimals)

rows 3 to 188 are the values for different servers.

Also, for the real sheet, I will need to list 7 drives, more than

half of them will have no base or incremental values, but i want all
the info to line up for easy referance.

The most I've ever done before is to use the auto-sum on a simple

budget worksheet!

If anyone has the time/interest to figure this out, I can send a copy

of the template and also a sample of what I will be pasting into it.

Otherwise, without learning everything about excel, what features

should I be studying to accomplish this task?

Thank you for reading this far!
Jason



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Old May 26th, 2004, 08:10 PM
DJONES
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Default Macro/Formula percentage problem

You can nest all the IF statements in to the same cell. As long as you
do them in the correct order it will work fine.

If(a2=""),"",IF(a30),(a2+a3)/2,IF(a40),(a2+a3+a4)/4ect


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