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Here's my problem:
In XL2000, I am using a pivot table to combine two large data sources. What I want to do is use the smaller list in one database as the main reference. However, every time I combine the two tables, I get a list that features the larger list. How can I force it to filter for only the smaller list? For example, if I have ten employees, and I want to combine their past performance from a larger employee database into a Pivot Table without getting all the other employees, how can I do that? This is just an example, but you get the idea. What I have been doing is using the multiple consolidation ranges option ... is that a bad idea? |
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