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Darin Kramer

Pivot table - Charachter limitation
 
Howdie...

My Pivot table doesnt display all the data that it is meant to!!
It is effectively running out of charachters
(The source contains a large number of charachters in each individual
cell) Within the source its fine, but within the pivot table drops
charachters from the end.

Alternative solutions to overcome this problem....? Your thoughts are
most welcome!!!

Thanks

D

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Tom Ogilvy

Pivot table - Charachter limitation
 
Is it a display problem or the strings are truncated. At what length?

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Tom Ogilvy

"Darin Kramer" wrote in message
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Howdie...

My Pivot table doesnt display all the data that it is meant to!!
It is effectively running out of charachters
(The source contains a large number of charachters in each individual
cell) Within the source its fine, but within the pivot table drops
charachters from the end.

Alternative solutions to overcome this problem....? Your thoughts are
most welcome!!!

Thanks

D

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Darin Kramer

Pivot table - Charachter limitation
 

The strings are truncated. Length 255
(I thought of merging cells, or the like, but it gets too complicated.)


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Tom Ogilvy

Pivot table - Charachter limitation
 
I think you are stuck with that limitation.

Pivot tables are designed for summarizing numerical data, so it is certainly
conceivable that the pivotcache was not designed to hold more than 255
characters of data for any single "cell".

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Darin Kramer" wrote in message
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The strings are truncated. Length 255
(I thought of merging cells, or the like, but it gets too complicated.)


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Dave Peterson

Pivot table - Charachter limitation
 
Maybe you could assign a unique key for each of those long strings.

Then use =vlookup() to return the long string based on that unique key.

(This may not be much of a solution if you really pivot those tables.)

Darin Kramer wrote:

Howdie...

My Pivot table doesnt display all the data that it is meant to!!
It is effectively running out of charachters
(The source contains a large number of charachters in each individual
cell) Within the source its fine, but within the pivot table drops
charachters from the end.

Alternative solutions to overcome this problem....? Your thoughts are
most welcome!!!

Thanks

D

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Dave Peterson


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