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Pivot Tables
I would like to make a table that has the following colums and data:
Emp. No Emp Name Department Section Job Title Absence Reason Working Days Lost Count of Employee No Sum of Working Days Can anyone assist? I was able to make this work in 97 but the same techniques do not work in 2003. Thanks |
Pivot Tables
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says... I would like to make a table that has the following colums and data: Emp. No Emp Name Department Section Job Title Absence Reason Working Days Lost Count of Employee No Sum of Working Days Can anyone assist? I was able to make this work in 97 but the same techniques do not work in 2003. Thanks How do they not work? While some of the implementation steps have changed, the concepts and ideas behind a PivotTable have essentially remained the same. -- Regards, Tushar Mehta www.tushar-mehta.com Excel, PowerPoint, and VBA add-ins, tutorials Custom MS Office productivity solutions |
Pivot Tables
It is advisable that you create two different excel sheet with different
fields and use them with one pivot table. This will give greater control for navigation. You can interact better using this technique within one pivot table. Challa Prabhu "Mary" wrote: I would like to make a table that has the following colums and data: Emp. No Emp Name Department Section Job Title Absence Reason Working Days Lost Count of Employee No Sum of Working Days Can anyone assist? I was able to make this work in 97 but the same techniques do not work in 2003. Thanks |
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