[Solved] Create pivot table with multiple columns

[SteveBros]

Here's a pivot table below. How do I get the "cost" and "usage" values to each have its own column instead of being stacked so that there is only one row per "period"? (they have separate columns in the detail data)

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period Data
2023-01 Sum - cost 201.8
Sum - USAGE (kWh) 608.4
2023-02 Sum - cost 190.59
Sum - USAGE (kWh) 556.33
2023-03 Sum - cost 226.87
Sum - USAGE (kWh) 606.88
2023-04 Sum - cost 200.45
Sum - USAGE (kWh) 537.29
2023-05 Sum - cost 207.23
Sum - USAGE (kWh) 555.42
2023-06 Sum - cost 202.57
Sum - USAGE (kWh) 550.4
2023-07 Sum - cost 250.98
Sum - USAGE (kWh) 644.79
2023-08 Sum - cost 226.12
Sum - USAGE (kWh) 578.99

[robleyd]

Without information on how your data is structured it is hard to give a solution. Perhaps you could provide a sample spreadsheet showing how your data is structured, and include your current pivot table.

[MrProgrammer]

How do I get the "cost" and "usage" values to each have its own column instead of being stacked?

Drag the Data button to the right, as explained in these topics.
[Solved] Combine data values by date
[Solved] Count & Sum The Value

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