Howdie...

I have an existing workbook with many fully functional pivot tables.

I update the data in the workbook, request the pivot table to update
(refresh data) but it does not update.

If I recreate the pivot table - it does infact update. Problem is I have
many pivot tables, and I can see no reason for having to recreate
something that is already there.

If I use the pivot table wizard, I can confirm that the pivot table is
referring to the correct data.
Also if I look within the options of the pivot table field, (ie clicking
on the drop down arrow on the pivot table) it is showing many options
all ticked, but not displaying them in the body of the table?

Anybody get any general suggestions to fix...?

Thanks so much

Regards

Darin



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The actions you require are the normal actions of a pivot table.
Therefore, it would be difficult to suggest an action which isn't required
and therefore isn't provided for.

If you are programmatically manipulating your pivottable, it is possible you
have corrupted it. This is not hard to do.

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Darin Kramer" wrote in message
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Howdie...

I have an existing workbook with many fully functional pivot tables.

I update the data in the workbook, request the pivot table to update
(refresh data) but it does not update.

If I recreate the pivot table - it does infact update. Problem is I have
many pivot tables, and I can see no reason for having to recreate
something that is already there.

If I use the pivot table wizard, I can confirm that the pivot table is
referring to the correct data.
Also if I look within the options of the pivot table field, (ie clicking
on the drop down arrow on the pivot table) it is showing many options
all ticked, but not displaying them in the body of the table?

Anybody get any general suggestions to fix...?

Thanks so much

Regards

Darin



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A few "trouble shooting" thoughts, though I agree with Tom... if your pivot
table was originally built off of another pivot table (Which it ideally
should to reduce file size) then the original should be updated. (I think)
Hey, I'm just trying some other ideas... :)

Umm.. Ensure that although the range is correct, that the pivot table is
referring to data in the file that has the changed data. (I.e., not pointing
to some copy of your current data that you obviously did not revise.) If you
are getting any errors when trying to refresh the data, which I got one that
was unexpected, though makes sense. After closing my file, I renamed it from
the folder, not from the save function. When I then opened my file, all of
my pivot tables referred/added the reference to the old file name. Of course
the old file name no longer existed.

Otherwise, I go with Tom's remark, the pivot table(s) may be corrupted, need
to be rebuilt, and should satisfactorily function from that point forward.
*knock on wood*


"Darin Kramer" wrote:

Howdie...

I have an existing workbook with many fully functional pivot tables.

I update the data in the workbook, request the pivot table to update
(refresh data) but it does not update.

If I recreate the pivot table - it does infact update. Problem is I have
many pivot tables, and I can see no reason for having to recreate
something that is already there.

If I use the pivot table wizard, I can confirm that the pivot table is
referring to the correct data.
Also if I look within the options of the pivot table field, (ie clicking
on the drop down arrow on the pivot table) it is showing many options
all ticked, but not displaying them in the body of the table?

Anybody get any general suggestions to fix...?

Thanks so much

Regards

Darin



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