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Add a pivot table to an excel file with ImportExcel powershell module
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Assumptions | |
$splatExcel is a hash table used for splatting the data into the Excel file with Export-Excel. Path is the path for the file. | |
The Excel file has a worksheet with the name of _BatchLoadData_ which has a single table named _BatchLoadDataTable_ in it | |
The data table has many columns that include _JobID_ and _Batch_ | |
Result | |
A worksheet is added to the workbook called _BatchLoadPvt_ which contains the pivot table that we describe | |
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# add a pivot table for the data load comparisons | |
$Excel = Open-ExcelPackage -path $splatExcel.path -KillExcel | |
$PivotSplat = @{ | |
ExcelPackage = $Excel | |
PivotRows = 'JobID' | |
PivotColumns = 'Batch' | |
PivotData = @{ step_Duration_mins = 'sum' } | |
SourceWorksheet = 'BatchLoadData' | |
SourceRange = $Excel.BatchLoadData.Tables.address.address # 'BatchLoadTable' | |
PivotTableName = 'BatchLoadPvt' | |
NoTotalsInPivot = $true | |
} | |
Add-PivotTable @PivotSplat | |
Close-ExcelPackage $Excel |
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