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I don't yet understand much about pivot tables -- I can create one that
has such a sample data set as B62503 Allied Health - Nursing $2,900.00 Allied Health - RT $1,500.00 Allied Health - ST $1,000.00 Allied Health-Sports Medicine $9,661.48 which is great in that it has everything for the accounting fund code B62503, but ... I have to manually collapse the group to get the subtotal and when do that, the identifying main text goes away so it's "flying blind". Is there not a way to get a subtotal in the group as well? -- Seems pretty obvious thing one would want. I then would like/need a way to autogenerate such pivot tables in a new workbook instead of also having to create them manually. Thanks for any guidance... -- |
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