How-To fill down blank spaces in outlined table?
 

I'd like to convert an outlined pivot table into a flat table. I know that
once the table is copied onto a fresh spreadsheet (effectively removing the
active pivot) the blank cells can be filled down preserving the hierarchical
order. For example, lets assume I have the following data:

Column A: (Area) EMEA
Column B: (Region) Western Europe, Central Europe, Eastern Europe
Column C: (Country) Denmark, Finland, Hungary, Greece

My table should list all Countries from column C; the corresponding Region
in column B; and the appropriate Area from column A.

I haven't used this routine in many years and I forgot how to do it. Any
ideas will be most appreciated.

How-To fill down blank spaces in outlined table?
 

Check Debra Dalgleish's site:
http://contextures.com/xlDataEntry02.html

clydelane wrote:

I'd like to convert an outlined pivot table into a flat table. I know that
once the table is copied onto a fresh spreadsheet (effectively removing the
active pivot) the blank cells can be filled down preserving the hierarchical
order. For example, lets assume I have the following data:

Column A: (Area) EMEA
Column B: (Region) Western Europe, Central Europe, Eastern Europe
Column C: (Country) Denmark, Finland, Hungary, Greece

My table should list all Countries from column C; the corresponding Region
in column B; and the appropriate Area from column A.

I haven't used this routine in many years and I forgot how to do it. Any
ideas will be most appreciated.

--

Dave Peterson

How-To fill down blank spaces in outlined table?
 

Awesome! Thanks much, Dave.

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

Check Debra Dalgleish's site:
http://contextures.com/xlDataEntry02.html

clydelane wrote:

I'd like to convert an outlined pivot table into a flat table. I know that
once the table is copied onto a fresh spreadsheet (effectively removing the
active pivot) the blank cells can be filled down preserving the hierarchical
order. For example, let€„¢s assume I have the following data:

Column A: (Area) EMEA
Column B: (Region) Western Europe, Central Europe, Eastern Europe
Column C: (Country) Denmark, Finland, Hungary, Greece

My table should list all Countries from column C; the corresponding Region
in column B; and the appropriate Area from column A.

I haven't used this routine in many years and I forgot how to do it. Any
ideas will be most appreciated.

--

Dave Peterson