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Can I predetermine what order my pivot table fields results show up as
besides ascending or descending?
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You can create a Custom List (ToolsOptions, Custom Lists tab)
When you add a field to the pivot table, and sort in ascending or
descending order, the custom list takes precedence.

jodieg wrote:
Can I predetermine what order my pivot table fields results show up as
besides ascending or descending?
Thanks!



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That worked! Thanks so much!
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"Debra Dalgleish" wrote:

You can create a Custom List (ToolsOptions, Custom Lists tab)
When you add a field to the pivot table, and sort in ascending or
descending order, the custom list takes precedence.

jodieg wrote:
Can I predetermine what order my pivot table fields results show up as
besides ascending or descending?
Thanks!



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Debra Dalgleish
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http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html


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