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Pivot Table
I have created a Pivot Table in Excel that gets it's information from a query
in Access. The information I am trying to display is our Sales Data by Customer. I would like to be able to display just the Company Name and not the Company ID. The problem I run into is when I hide the Company ID it will group the Company Names if more than 1 company has the same name. Is there any way around this? Thanks in advance! Deb |
Pivot Table
The short answer is no. Pivot tables aggregate data based on a hierarchy. In
this case the aggregation is by Customer name so even though there are multiple customer numbers there is only one name under which the aggregation occures. Sorry... I don't have any great solution for you. "Deb" wrote: I have created a Pivot Table in Excel that gets it's information from a query in Access. The information I am trying to display is our Sales Data by Customer. I would like to be able to display just the Company Name and not the Company ID. The problem I run into is when I hide the Company ID it will group the Company Names if more than 1 company has the same name. Is there any way around this? Thanks in advance! Deb |
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