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Default PivotTable with No Source Data

Thanks again for the responses Roger - your suggestions were a big
help. The way I ended up solving the problem was to create two rows in
the source data that contained only the year and month and I used these
two columns in my pivot table rather than the original date column that
I was using. This approach allowed the PivotTable to automatically
group by year and month without having to define a custom grouping.

Sincerely,
Kris

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