SbElectric
1625 pts. | Apr 28 2009 2:29AM GMT
ITKE has correctly mentioned that a database provides many more options than an excel spreadsheet. But if you are in a hurry & not familiar with database - then you may consider a few “quick and dirty” options.
1) Can you add a column to designate various buildings (Category)? All Records for Building ABC will be 1; all records for building DEF will be 2, etc. Now you can sort the spreadsheet based on this category column. You can then add page breaks (or filter) to suit your needs. May produce a .pdf copy on filtered data – which may be e-mailed.
2) If the number of buildings are reasonable – (less than say 20) then you may be able to create individual worksheets for each building. You can still create a summary total of all buildings – by summing (or averaging) individual worksheets.
Again database (Oracle, SQL, Access) will provide many options — long-term stability, growth, better security, better reporting, etc.
Good luck.






