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Pivot Table
Hello - I have two very large worksheets with the same type of data and same
column headings in both. I want to create one pivot table using both of the worksheets.. I have gone into the wizard and chosen multiple consolidation ranges and when it comes up it only gives me column, row, and data for the choices for the layout. I use pivot tables all the time and have created many, but this has me stumped. Can anyone give me a step by step instruction to do this. Thank You for Your Help!! |
Pivot Table
See here for info on multiple consolidation ranges with pivot tables:
http://contextures.com/xlPivot08.html Dave On Apr 20, 10:28 am, Sue T wrote: Hello - I have two very large worksheets with the same type of data and same column headings in both. I want to create one pivot table using both of the worksheets.. I have gone into the wizard and chosen multiple consolidation ranges and when it comes up it only gives me column, row, and data for the choices for the layout. I use pivot tables all the time and have created many, but this has me stumped. Can anyone give me a step by step instruction to do this. Thank You for Your Help!! |
Pivot Table
Go to..
http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html And then click on Pivot Tables - Multiple Consolidation Ranges And, yes, pivot tables do work a little differently with multiple consolidation ranges. You can't do everything that you can with one source range. "Sue T" wrote: Hello - I have two very large worksheets with the same type of data and same column headings in both. I want to create one pivot table using both of the worksheets.. I have gone into the wizard and chosen multiple consolidation ranges and when it comes up it only gives me column, row, and data for the choices for the layout. I use pivot tables all the time and have created many, but this has me stumped. Can anyone give me a step by step instruction to do this. Thank You for Your Help!! |
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