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Pivot Table Source Worksheet and Range
Is there a way to view in a pivot table sheet which of the other worksheets
in a workbook it derived from, and what was its original range within that raw data worksheet? -- Rene - Do appreciate your help |
Pivot Table Source Worksheet and Range
In Excel 2003, and earlier versions, right-click a cell in the pivot
table, and click PivotTable Wizard. Click Back, and you'll see the range address or name. In most cases, the range will be activated on the worksheet in the background. Rene wrote: Is there a way to view in a pivot table sheet which of the other worksheets in a workbook it derived from, and what was its original range within that raw data worksheet? -- Debra Dalgleish Contextures http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
Pivot Table Source Worksheet and Range
Nice and simple. Excellent! Thank you so much!
-- Rene - Do appreciate your help "Debra Dalgleish" wrote: In Excel 2003, and earlier versions, right-click a cell in the pivot table, and click PivotTable Wizard. Click Back, and you'll see the range address or name. In most cases, the range will be activated on the worksheet in the background. Rene wrote: Is there a way to view in a pivot table sheet which of the other worksheets in a workbook it derived from, and what was its original range within that raw data worksheet? -- Debra Dalgleish Contextures http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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