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Combining multiple pivot tables
OK, I'm trying to create some type of report card.
Say I have multiple pivot tables, all having the same general Rows or Pages defined (region, state and individual). However, each of these pivots have a different set of columns and data. I'd like to create a master pivot table that will contain all of the data from the 3 or 4 ther pivot tables. So all measured data will be present at the Column and Data level for each visible Row. Any ideas? |
Combining multiple pivot tables
You can use the GetPivotData function to extract data from a pivot
table. Perhaps you could use it to pull data and total the results. There are instructions and examples in Excel's Help, and he http://www.contextures.com/xlPivot06.html EasleyK wrote: OK, I'm trying to create some type of report card. Say I have multiple pivot tables, all having the same general Rows or Pages defined (region, state and individual). However, each of these pivots have a different set of columns and data. I'd like to create a master pivot table that will contain all of the data from the 3 or 4 ther pivot tables. So all measured data will be present at the Column and Data level for each visible Row. Any ideas? -- Debra Dalgleish Contextures http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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