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I am working on a pivot table, and I want to avoid showing "blanks" and
counting them, later on I need to do a graph and I do not want the blanks to appear |
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us the dropdowns beside the row and column headers, the grey bokes.
Scroll through the list until you see <blank and deselect it They will not reappear until you reselect them "Borianita" wrote: I am working on a pivot table, and I want to avoid showing "blanks" and counting them, later on I need to do a graph and I do not want the blanks to appear |
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If you check the box for blanks (In my case I want to count blanks only) and deselect everything else it displays the blanks just fine. My question is this... when I import fresh data and refresh the Pivot it automatically checks the new "nonblank" entries and skews my results, is there a way to set the Pivot to always keep (blanks) checked only? I need the new refreshed data (with new blank data) but not the new nonblank data. Any ideas? "DazzaData" wrote: us the dropdowns beside the row and column headers, the grey bokes. Scroll through the list until you see <blank and deselect it They will not reappear until you reselect them "Borianita" wrote: I am working on a pivot table, and I want to avoid showing "blanks" and counting them, later on I need to do a graph and I do not want the blanks to appear |
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