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In a pivot table lets say I have one page field "Country" and another page
field "City". If I select England from "Country" I still get all the cities in the page field "City" regardless if the city is in England or not. I just want the English cities to select from. I don't want to put either page fields into the row or column fields as it would mess up my pivot chart. Is there anyway this issue could be solved or is there a VBA workaround. They have the option to exclude items with no data in the other fields, why not the page fields? |
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Hi,
in the country column beside the city column , you need to repeat the country i.e. london England london England london England "Ethoros" wrote: In a pivot table lets say I have one page field "Country" and another page field "City". If I select England from "Country" I still get all the cities in the page field "City" regardless if the city is in England or not. I just want the English cities to select from. I don't want to put either page fields into the row or column fields as it would mess up my pivot chart. Is there anyway this issue could be solved or is there a VBA workaround. They have the option to exclude items with no data in the other fields, why not the page fields? |
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Still get the same problem
For example the if the table is like so: City Country people year london England 1000000 2007 london England 1000001 2008 london England 1000002 2009 Madrid Spain 20000 2007 Madrid Spain 20001 2008 Madrid Spain 20002 2009 and the pivot table is like Country (All) City (All) Sum of people year Total 2007 1020000 2008 1020002 2009 1020004 Grand Total 8160056 When I select England I still get Madrid in the City Page Field even though Madrid is not in England. I also dont want to put the city in the column or row field because it would mess the chart up, but I want users to be able to select the from relevant cities. |
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Hi,
I copy your information and is working for me , just a question when you go to country did you check where it says select Multiple items, and then uncheck Spain "Ethoros" wrote: Still get the same problem For example the if the table is like so: City Country people year london England 1000000 2007 london England 1000001 2008 london England 1000002 2009 Madrid Spain 20000 2007 Madrid Spain 20001 2008 Madrid Spain 20002 2009 and the pivot table is like Country (All) City (All) Sum of people year Total 2007 1020000 2008 1020002 2009 1020004 Grand Total 8160056 When I select England I still get Madrid in the City Page Field even though Madrid is not in England. I also dont want to put the city in the column or row field because it would mess the chart up, but I want users to be able to select the from relevant cities. |
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I have only England selected in the Country page field but Madrid keeps
showing in the City Page Field. Have you done the same layout as below? I'm also using Excel 2003 if that makes any difference. "Eduardo" wrote: Hi, I copy your information and is working for me , just a question when you go to country did you check where it says select Multiple items, and then uncheck Spain "Ethoros" wrote: Still get the same problem For example the if the table is like so: City Country people year london England 1000000 2007 london England 1000001 2008 london England 1000002 2009 Madrid Spain 20000 2007 Madrid Spain 20001 2008 Madrid Spain 20002 2009 and the pivot table is like Country (All) City (All) Sum of people year Total 2007 1020000 2008 1020002 2009 1020004 Grand Total 8160056 When I select England I still get Madrid in the City Page Field even though Madrid is not in England. I also dont want to put the city in the column or row field because it would mess the chart up, but I want users to be able to select the from relevant cities. |
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Hi,
Sorry I have 2007 , it shouldn't but I cannot test it, "Ethoros" wrote: I have only England selected in the Country page field but Madrid keeps showing in the City Page Field. Have you done the same layout as below? I'm also using Excel 2003 if that makes any difference. "Eduardo" wrote: Hi, I copy your information and is working for me , just a question when you go to country did you check where it says select Multiple items, and then uncheck Spain "Ethoros" wrote: Still get the same problem For example the if the table is like so: City Country people year london England 1000000 2007 london England 1000001 2008 london England 1000002 2009 Madrid Spain 20000 2007 Madrid Spain 20001 2008 Madrid Spain 20002 2009 and the pivot table is like Country (All) City (All) Sum of people year Total 2007 1020000 2008 1020002 2009 1020004 Grand Total 8160056 When I select England I still get Madrid in the City Page Field even though Madrid is not in England. I also dont want to put the city in the column or row field because it would mess the chart up, but I want users to be able to select the from relevant cities. |
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