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Show all values in first column of Pivot Table
Hello, I have a pivot table with columns A through M and rows 1 - 14,000
I have some duplicate values in coumn A. The values in columns B through M are not unique within each column. Excel is grouping items B as shown below. A B1 B2 And I want -- A B1 A B2 Any help appreciated, Thanks |
Show all values in first column of Pivot Table
bmac,
You need to copy the pivot table and paste values somewhere else. Then select that new table with the values, use Edit / Go To... Special Blanks, then type =, press the up arrow key once, and press Ctrl-Enter. Then copy the entire new table again, and paste special values. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "bmac" wrote in message ... Hello, I have a pivot table with columns A through M and rows 1 - 14,000 I have some duplicate values in coumn A. The values in columns B through M are not unique within each column. Excel is grouping items B as shown below. A B1 B2 And I want -- A B1 A B2 Any help appreciated, Thanks |
Show all values in first column of Pivot Table
bmac wrote:
Hello, I have a pivot table with columns A through M and rows 1 - 14,000 I have some duplicate values in coumn A. The values in columns B through M are not unique within each column. Excel is grouping items B as shown below. A B1 B2 And I want -- A B1 A B2 Any help appreciated, Thanks Not totally sure, but you could try concatenating the columns that feed A and B in the source data, then use that in your PT instead of separate columns. |
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