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araki

Copy pivot table and get rid of connection
 

Hi all.
I am trying to copy a pivot table, but I don't want the formulas and
data behind it.
Is there an easy way to do it? I tried copy and cut, but it ends up
keeping the data "behind" the table. I just want a "dummy" table to
manipulate.

Thx


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Dave Peterson

Copy pivot table and get rid of connection
 
How about
select the table
edit|copy
edit|paste special|values

araki wrote:

Hi all.
I am trying to copy a pivot table, but I don't want the formulas and
data behind it.
Is there an easy way to do it? I tried copy and cut, but it ends up
keeping the data "behind" the table. I just want a "dummy" table to
manipulate.

Thx

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araki
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Dave Peterson

araki

Copy pivot table and get rid of connection
 

CLOSE! You need to edit--copy. then paste--when the dialog box comes
up, select VALUE.
VOILA!

MUCHAS GRACIAS, though.


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Dave Peterson

Copy pivot table and get rid of connection
 
I think going through the menu system should work, too.

araki wrote:

CLOSE! You need to edit--copy. then paste--when the dialog box comes
up, select VALUE.
VOILA!

MUCHAS GRACIAS, though.

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