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Hi,

I have used the same data for multiple pivot tables. The Data keeps on
changing and the rows gets added and deleted. So everytime I have to go
to all the pivot table and change the Datasource range.
Is there anymethod that can be used, which will automatically adjust
the datasource range for all the pivots without intervetion.

Please educate.

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Hi Anand

adjust your datasource more than data you expect to come & set option
"refresh on open" in pivot table option if you don't use external data. hope
it will help.

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Hi,

I have used the same data for multiple pivot tables. The Data keeps on
changing and the rows gets added and deleted. So everytime I have to go
to all the pivot table and change the Datasource range.
Is there anymethod that can be used, which will automatically adjust
the datasource range for all the pivots without intervetion.

Please educate.

Thanks & Regards
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Hi

Create a Dynamic range for your data, and use the name of the range as
the data source for your PT.
For help on constructing a named dynamic range take a look at Debra
Dalgleish's site
http://www.contextures.com/xlNames01.html#Dynamic

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I have used the same data for multiple pivot tables. The Data keeps on
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to all the pivot table and change the Datasource range.
Is there anymethod that can be used, which will automatically adjust
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Please educate.

Thanks & Regards
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Hi Roger Govier & Samad,

Thanks a lot for the resolution.

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