Add total to individual tab in Excel

[saravanakumar]

I'm exporting the below table as an Excel file, the data is separated into tabs in the output tool using "Change File/Table Name" option. 

Is it possible to add a total for each tab, a count of programs? 

Time	Date	Alternate Title	Program
06:50	07/03/2017	ABC	Program1
13:33	07/03/2017	ABC	Program2
14:17	07/03/2017	ABC	Program1
06:50	07/03/2017	XYZ	Program1
14:17	07/03/2017	XYZ	Program1
13:33	07/03/2017	ABC	Program1
13:33	07/03/2017	XYZ	Program1
14:17	07/03/2017	ABC	Program1
13:33	07/03/2017	XYZ	Program1
12:00	07/03/2017	ABC	Program1

Any help would be appreciated.

[riad_hamoudi]

I think, you can generate total by programme

after that you make a join

If you share a sample of you example, may be  i can help you.

[saravanakumar]

Attached is the output I'm trying to achieve. The table is getting split at the output tool, how to join the total?

[MarqueeCrew]

@saravanakumar,

Have you considered SUMMARIZE of the table with a GroupBy Program and a Count of Program to produce:  Program & Count?  Then you could JOIN the Count back to the table and have a field of count.

I don't quite understand the final requirement for each tab to have a count of programs, but you could add a FORMULA to Alternate Title as:

[Alternate Title] + ' #' + ToString([Count])

This would provide you with ABC #6 as the tab name.

Cheers,

Mark

[riad_hamoudi]

I hope it's help you!

[saravanakumar]

Sorry for not being detailed. 

Client File is the input file and the sample output is the output I expect to have. Right now I'm splitting the tab using output tool, but i'm unable to add the total counts. 

[riad_hamoudi · Accepted solution]

 Take a look at this workflow, , you have only to rename manually the sheet.

[SeanAdams]

Hey Saravana ( @saravanakumar)

You can achieve this using 2 steps:

- Split the flow so that you create the summary (the total row)

- Union it back to your data, but make sure you preserve the ordering and keep the alternative program name (which is important for the file split).

the output works as you'd expect (screenshot)

[SeanAdams · Accepted solution]

Hey Saravana ( @saravanakumar)

You can achieve this using 2 steps:

- Split the flow so that you create the summary (the total row)

- Union it back to your data, but make sure you preserve the ordering and keep the alternative program name (which is important for the file split).

the output works as you'd expect (screenshot)