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pivot tables
Hi, i get pivot tables on a weekly basis. the data is to big to open in
excel. is there any way to get the data out of the pivot table into a text file and then for me to import into a database. i do not have access to the data source of the pivot tables. any vba script or something |
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You could use page fields to filter the data, so only part of it is
showing. Extract that data, then select a different item in the page field, and extract that. stef wrote: Hi, i get pivot tables on a weekly basis. the data is to big to open in excel. is there any way to get the data out of the pivot table into a text file and then for me to import into a database. i do not have access to the data source of the pivot tables. any vba script or something -- Debra Dalgleish Contextures http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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