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Default Advanced filters in Pivot tables ?

Hello,


Is it possible to use some kind of formulas to filter Pivot tables,
like with the Auto-filter functionality ?


For example, I have a pivot table showing me Customer information, but
my customer codes start with a letter, then a numbering. Axxxx, Bxxx
etc... Can I filter on this field for 'all customers starting with A ?'

without having to tick/untick all records I want to see ? Or, on a date

field, all dates between say 01/01/2005 and 15/09/2005 ?


Thanks

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to: JE McGimpsey
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Your answer 12/13/2005 6:29 AM PST

I secured the formula from the OFT via a booklet they published. However,
I am checking the formula in terms of pure maths. If I need further
assistance I will post again. Thanks for your time.




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