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Interesting. You were able to do it all in a Table.
I see you cleaned up his company data.
I would do 2 tweaks to your layout.
First I would put all the slicers at the top of sheet, ie move the "Fiscal year" slicer
Second, I would add a "Company" slicer.
Questions:
#1. what is the "Multi Acc Invoice"? Where did this column come from? I think I see it now, but is it really necessary?
#2. Why do some rows have various styles applied to them?
#3. Why the unreadable text color for most of the Fiscal year entries?
Stephen:
Do you need / want the amounts to be totaled?
Data entry is somewhat similar, but you need a separate row for each account type. This is a better format, actually the required format, for creating a pivot table.
D'oh! (head smack!) My mistake. I should have done this too (thanks for the reminder and inspiration Jeovany!) ... So here is what his better formatted data looks like in a pivot
No spaces!
Notice that I put the "Designated Account" and "Fiscal Year" columns into the "Filter" area. This added the option to filter the pivot table in the upper right corner of the pivot. So you can filter by the specific account you wanted, and I picked one year, but if you need, you could also select all years.
I think this new pivot gives you what you need.
(Yes, I am pivot crazy.)
Here is another example using the same pivot. I've filtered for "All" accounts to and one specific year, 2017. It includes a total for all accounts that year
Here is a link to my tweak of Jeovany's file