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PivotTable based on multiple ranges or tables
If I have multiple ranges or tables on one worksheet, can I create a Pivot
Table based off of more than one range or table? For example, if a worksheet has the following tables/ranges: office1, office2, office3, and each table/range contains a list of equipment for each of those offices, can I use create a PivotTable that shows the "telephone" equipment from all three offices? |
PivotTable based on multiple ranges or tables
Step 1 of the pivot table creation wizard has 3 different options for source
data. The third option is Multilple Consolidation Ranges whixh will allow you to consolidate from multiple sheets. You may want to add the Office number inot the source ranges on each sheet so that your pivot table can consolidate by office. -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Candace" wrote: If I have multiple ranges or tables on one worksheet, can I create a Pivot Table based off of more than one range or table? For example, if a worksheet has the following tables/ranges: office1, office2, office3, and each table/range contains a list of equipment for each of those offices, can I use create a PivotTable that shows the "telephone" equipment from all three offices? |
PivotTable based on multiple ranges or tables
Ok - My employer wants to also be able to see all offices and equipment on
one sheet. So would this scenario work: 1. leave the original office equipment on one worksheet in multiple tables 2. create a linked copy of each table on a separate worksheet, so that when information changes on the consolidated worksheet the changes trickle down to the tables in the on their individual worksheets 3. create Pivot Tables based on the individual worksheets "Jim Thomlinson" wrote: Step 1 of the pivot table creation wizard has 3 different options for source data. The third option is Multilple Consolidation Ranges whixh will allow you to consolidate from multiple sheets. You may want to add the Office number inot the source ranges on each sheet so that your pivot table can consolidate by office. -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Candace" wrote: If I have multiple ranges or tables on one worksheet, can I create a Pivot Table based off of more than one range or table? For example, if a worksheet has the following tables/ranges: office1, office2, office3, and each table/range contains a list of equipment for each of those offices, can I use create a PivotTable that shows the "telephone" equipment from all three offices? |
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