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Defining Multiple "named" data ranges for Piot Tables in Excel 200
How can I input my multiple "named" data ranges when setting up a Pivot Table
in Excel 2007. The facility that was available through Pivot Table Wizard in Excel 2003 for inputting multiple data ranges seemed not available in 2007. I have multiple "named" data ranges and Excel 2007 does not accept " , " between Names..... |
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Defining Multiple "named" data ranges for Piot Tables in Excel 200
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I don't recall ever being able to enter names separated by a comma. If you are talking about Multiple Consolidation ranges, it does appear to have disappeared as an option for setting the PT source. However, on the PT, if you enter Alt D P then you will invoke the old PT Wizard, BackBack will get you to the option to choose Multiple Consolidation range. -- Regards Roger Govier "Fatih Can1968" <Fatih wrote in message ... How can I input my multiple "named" data ranges when setting up a Pivot Table in Excel 2007. The facility that was available through Pivot Table Wizard in Excel 2003 for inputting multiple data ranges seemed not available in 2007. I have multiple "named" data ranges and Excel 2007 does not accept " , " between Names..... |
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