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huge pivot table
Hi, guys.
We have a huge data base (more than 72k rows and 75 columns) course on two different sheets, the headers are the same on both sheets We need a pivot table with multiple consolidation ranges, and we also looking to be able to select the data you want. may I cleare? any help will be appreciate. Regards -- Marcelo |
huge pivot table
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Using Multiple Consolidation Ranges for Pivot Tables, does not always produce the sort of results you would expect. Perhaps you could apply a filter to each sheet to reduce the number of rows to a sample that just includes the data you really want to see, and assuming that the total rows form each sheet do not combine to more than 65K row, copy that data to a third sheet and use that for the creation of your Pivot Table. You could create macros to make the copy and selection for you, perhaps using Advanced filter. Take a look at Debra Dalgleish's site for more information on Pivot Tables Multiple Consolidation http://www.contextures.com/xlPivot08.html and for assistance with Extracting data to another sheet. http://www.contextures.com/xladvfilter01.html#ExtractWs -- Regards Roger Govier "Marcelo" wrote in message ... Hi, guys. We have a huge data base (more than 72k rows and 75 columns) course on two different sheets, the headers are the same on both sheets We need a pivot table with multiple consolidation ranges, and we also looking to be able to select the data you want. may I cleare? any help will be appreciate. Regards -- Marcelo |
huge pivot table
Hi Roger,
Thanks a lot for your response, I'll check the Debra's site, our real problem is that we need select data from few columns unf not rows. maybe the soluction is use access as source data base or upgrade to 2007 MS Excel. Best regards -- regards from Brazil Thanks in advance for your feedback. Marcelo "Roger Govier" escreveu: Hi Using Multiple Consolidation Ranges for Pivot Tables, does not always produce the sort of results you would expect. Perhaps you could apply a filter to each sheet to reduce the number of rows to a sample that just includes the data you really want to see, and assuming that the total rows form each sheet do not combine to more than 65K row, copy that data to a third sheet and use that for the creation of your Pivot Table. You could create macros to make the copy and selection for you, perhaps using Advanced filter. Take a look at Debra Dalgleish's site for more information on Pivot Tables Multiple Consolidation http://www.contextures.com/xlPivot08.html and for assistance with Extracting data to another sheet. http://www.contextures.com/xladvfilter01.html#ExtractWs -- Regards Roger Govier "Marcelo" wrote in message ... Hi, guys. We have a huge data base (more than 72k rows and 75 columns) course on two different sheets, the headers are the same on both sheets We need a pivot table with multiple consolidation ranges, and we also looking to be able to select the data you want. may I cleare? any help will be appreciate. Regards -- Marcelo |
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