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Hi Julie,
Method B will have more records but less fields. Which method will give the best structure for Pivot table? Go for B. Make sure you have lot's of columns with all the categories you (might) need. Eg. one for year (2004), one for period (02) and anotherone for year&period (like 200402), one for type of year (current, previous, next, cumulated current/previous/next) etc. etc. For Method B, if the records in my database(DBF format) has more than 65,536 records(exceed Excel maximum rows), will I have problem to link it to Pivot table? You will not have a problem as long as you do _not_ import the data into an excel sheet. Instead, use your dbf-file as a data-source directly (odbc or whatsoever). regards arno |
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