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Pivot Tables - Using Excel 2003 & Windows XP Pro...
....On one spreadsheet, I'm collating raw data each month about members of
staff who use our company eLearning portal: name, subject, time spent. I've then created a Pivot Table on another sheet which fits the bill, except in one respect. I've added a comment in the employee name cell if they pass the course. When I refresh the Pivot Table monthly, it isn't in A-Z order (i.e. new employees are added to the bottom). If I re-sort using the A-Z button, any comments remain absolute instead of moving relatively with the employee name. Any way round this or am I updating the Pivot Table incorrectly? FYI, the only thing I do is to respecify the data range in the Pivot Table wizard... Thanks in advance Amanda |
Instead of adding the comments to the pivot table, you could add a
column to the source data, and add the Pass information there. Then, add that field to the pivot table. Birmangirl wrote: ...On one spreadsheet, I'm collating raw data each month about members of staff who use our company eLearning portal: name, subject, time spent. I've then created a Pivot Table on another sheet which fits the bill, except in one respect. I've added a comment in the employee name cell if they pass the course. When I refresh the Pivot Table monthly, it isn't in A-Z order (i.e. new employees are added to the bottom). If I re-sort using the A-Z button, any comments remain absolute instead of moving relatively with the employee name. Any way round this or am I updating the Pivot Table incorrectly? FYI, the only thing I do is to respecify the data range in the Pivot Table wizard... Thanks in advance Amanda -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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