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I have a sheet of records nearly all filled.

When I try to add the dates' field in the PIVOT TABLE it is informed that
PIVOT TABLE won't fit in a new sheet although I require to add the same for
gouping of records year-wise.

Kindly help out!

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Default PIVOT TABLE - GROUPING DATES

It may only be an intermediate configuration that doesn't fit. Sometimes you
have to put a field into the rows area, do your grouping, then move it back
to the columns area.

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I have a sheet of records nearly all filled.

When I try to add the dates' field in the PIVOT TABLE it is informed that
PIVOT TABLE won't fit in a new sheet although I require to add the same
for
gouping of records year-wise.

Kindly help out!

--

Thanx & Best Regards,
FARAZ A. QURESHI



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