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Default Pivot with totals on top

Debra Dalgleish wrote:
The example link you posted is not for Excel 2000 -- it's for Excel 2002
or later versions.
In Excel 2000, use the item names within one set of quote marks. For
example, if the pivot table starts in cell B13:

=GETPIVOTDATA($B$13,"Apr Richard")


OK. This works with one minor change. I need to replcae the `,` with a
`;` Otherwise perfect. May thanks (and now on to management to ask them
to please update Excel)

Now I can go and re-write all the excel files, making it a LOT easier
for me to get my weekly statistics out. I already went down from some 16
hours to 4. Now I should be ready in 2. Mmm. Should I tell that to
management or not. :-D

Thanks again. This will also (partly) solve the other issues I had with
Pivot tables.

houghi
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