Excel Sheets Generator Genius

STEP 1: Table Example and Explanation Here is an example of a table with the characteristics you specified: Id Date sent Sending time Sending Cluster Sending Name Total users in the cluster Emails Sent Emails Opened Emails Clicked Open Rate on Emails Sent Click Rate on Emails Sent Click Rate on Emails Opened Total Sends Total Opens Total Clicks TOTAL Open Rate on Total Sends TOTAL Click Rate on Total Sends TOTAL Click rate on Total Opens 1 2022-01-01 10:00 AM Cluster A John 1000 900 600 300 67% 33% 50% 900 600 300 67% 33% 50% 2 2022-01-02 11:00 AM Cluster B Sarah 2000 1800 1200 600 67% 33% 50% 2700 1800 900 67% 33% 50% 3 2022-01-03 9:00 AM Cluster A John 1000 800 500 250 63% 31% 50% 3500 2300 1150 66% 32.6% 50% 4 2022-01-04 10:30 AM Cluster C Emily 1500 1200 800 400 67% 33% 50% 4700 3100 1550 65.9% 32.3% 50% In this example, there are static columns that provide information about each email campaign, such as the date and time it was sent, the cluster it was sent to, the name of the person who sent it, and the number of users in the cluster. There are also columns that track the number of emails sent, opened, and clicked for each campaign. The table also includes dynamic columns that calculate the open rate and click rate for each campaign. The open rate on emails sent is calculated by dividing the number of emails opened by the number of emails sent, and the click rate on emails sent is calculated by dividing the number of emails clicked by the number of emails sent. The click rate on emails opened is calculated by dividing the number of emails clicked by the number of emails opened. Finally, there are cumulative columns that show the total number of emails sent, opened, and clicked across all campaigns. The total open rate on total sends is calculated by dividing the total number of emails opened by the total number of emails sent, and the total click rate on total sends is calculated by dividing the total number of emails clicked by the total number of emails sent. The total click rate on total opens is calculated by dividing the total number of emails clicked by the total number of emails opened. STEP 2: CSV EXPORT Sure! Here's the CSV file for the table I created: Id,Date sent,Sending time,Sending Cluster,Sending Name,Total users in the cluster,Emails Sent,Emails Opened,Emails Clicked,Open Rate on Emails Sent,Click Rate on Emails Sent,Click Rate on Emails Opened,Total Sends,Total Opens,Total Clicks,TOTAL Open Rate on Total Sends,TOTAL Click Rate on Total Sends,TOTAL Click rate on Total Opens 1,2022-01-01,10:00 AM,Cluster A,John,1000,900,600,300,67%,33%,50%,900,600,300,67%,33%,50% 2,2022-01-02,11:00 AM,Cluster B,Sarah,2000,1800,1200,600,67%,33%,50%,2700,1800,900,67%,33%,50% 3,2022-01-03,9:00 AM,Cluster A,John,1000,800,500,250,63%,31%,50%,3500,2300,1150,66%,32.6%,50% 4,2022-01-04,10:30 AM,Cluster C,Emily,1500,1200,800,400,67%,33%,50%,4700,3100,1550,65.9%,32.3%,50% You can save this as a .csv file and import it easily into a spreadsheet or database program. STEP 3 : Step by Step Export and import in your Program (Excell, Google Sheets, Numbers...) Sure, here are the step-by-step instructions for entering the explicit formulas in the correct fields to create the spreadsheet from the previous answer on Google Drive: 1 - Open Google Drive and create a new spreadsheet by clicking on the "+ New" button and selecting "Google Sheets" from the drop-down menu. 2 - Copy and paste the static column headers from the previous answer into the first row of the new spreadsheet. 3 - Copy and paste the data from the previous answer into the appropriate cells in the new spreadsheet. 4 - In the first row of the dynamic columns, enter the following formulas in the appropriate cells: -Open Rate on Emails Sent: =IFERROR((D2/E2)*100,0)&"%" -Click Rate on Emails Sent: =IFERROR((H2/E2)*100,0)&"%" -Click Rate on Emails Opened: =IFERROR((H2/D2)*100,0)&"%" Note: The IFERROR function is used to handle cases where the denominator (number of emails sent or opened) is zero, which would result in a divide-by-zero error. The function returns 0% in these cases. 5 - Copy the formulas from the first row of the dynamic columns and paste them into the cells below to automatically calculate the values for each campaign. 6 - In the row below the cumulative columns, enter the following formulas in the appropriate cells: Total Sends: =SUM(G2:G5) Total Opens: =SUM(H2:H5) Total Clicks: =SUM(I2:I5) TOTAL Open Rate on Total Sends: =IFERROR((SUM(H2:H5)/SUM(G2:G5))*100,0)&"%" TOTAL Click Rate on Total Sends: =IFERROR((SUM(I2:I5)/SUM(G2:G5))*100,0)&"%" TOTAL Click rate on Total Opens: =IFERROR((SUM(I2:I5)/SUM(H2:H5))*100,0)&"%" 7 - Format the cells as needed for legibility and aesthetics. And that's it! Your Google Sheets spreadsheet should now be set up with the static, dynamic, and cumulative columns, along with the appropriate formulas to calculate the open rate and click rate for each campaign and the cumulative values across all campaigns.