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By default, pivot tables summarize data by "Count". Is there a way to set the
default as "Sum", which seems to be more widely used. |
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If the data is all numeric, then you get "Sum of". If you have any non-numeric
(including spaces), you get "count of". Maybe you could record a macro that builds the pivottable the way you like. Or you could use a utility from Debra Dalgleish that can do this (and lots more): http://www.contextures.com/xlPivotAddin.html Jorge wrote: By default, pivot tables summarize data by "Count". Is there a way to set the default as "Sum", which seems to be more widely used. -- Dave Peterson |
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