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I would like to enter a formula into a pivot table.

I have the following data.
Item # Qty Date
(thousands of line of data)

I would like to have a pivot table that would calendarize the data
based on the Date, ie

Item # Qty Jan Feb Mar etc
(summarize the Qty by month)


Is this possible and if so how would I go about it.

Thanks

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hello don:

when you set up the pivot table, have 'date' in the column area.
right-click on the 'date' field heading - Group and Show Detail - Group -
you then have the option to select 'Months'. this will group your dates into
Months.

please comment if that solution worked.

cheers. chili.

"don" wrote:

I would like to enter a formula into a pivot table.

I have the following data.
Item # Qty Date
(thousands of line of data)

I would like to have a pivot table that would calendarize the data
based on the Date, ie

Item # Qty Jan Feb Mar etc
(summarize the Qty by month)


Is this possible and if so how would I go about it.

Thanks

Don

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