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Office 2007 Pivot Table Display format - Show row headings in each
Is it possible to show the row headings against each line of data in a pivot
table Currently shows Row Label 1 Row Label 2 Value Value Value What I would like to see is Row Label 1 Row Label 2 Value Row Label 1 Row Label 2 Value Row Label 1 Row Label 2 Value I am trying to avoid a lot of cust and paste work when I transpose this data to another file from the pivot table. I know this output format can be obtained from Sort & Subtotal on the raw data but I was hoping if possible to get this from the pivot table. Any and all suggestions welcome. Thankyou for your time. Geoff |
Office 2007 Pivot Table Display format - Show row headings in each
Hallo Geoff,
The direct answer to your question is no. You cannot change the empty cells in the label columns. Possible workaround: Copy the pivot table as values and fill the empty spaces with a simple formula: 1. Click the pivottable 2. Under PivotTable-Tools select Options tab 3. Click Select and select PivotTable 4. Copy the pivottable to the clipboard 5. In your new map right click - paste special - values and number formats 6. Select all cells from the top Label 1 to the last empty cell in the first label column 7. Home tab-Edit group-select Goto-Empty Cells 8. Write formula "=E5" (assuming your top label is in E5, adjust as required) 9. Ctrl+Enter -- Regards Joachim "Geoff B" wrote: Is it possible to show the row headings against each line of data in a pivot table Currently shows Row Label 1 Row Label 2 Value Value Value What I would like to see is Row Label 1 Row Label 2 Value Row Label 1 Row Label 2 Value Row Label 1 Row Label 2 Value I am trying to avoid a lot of cust and paste work when I transpose this data to another file from the pivot table. I know this output format can be obtained from Sort & Subtotal on the raw data but I was hoping if possible to get this from the pivot table. Any and all suggestions welcome. Thankyou for your time. Geoff |
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