I can't remember the shortcut for when you are in a pilot table (results) and
you pull up the drop down box that says (show all) fields. It seems that
there is a shortcut starting with the shift key that opens up a find box so
you just type in the one you are looking for

Pilot table or pivot table?

The shortcut for the find dialog box is "CTRL-F".

Mark Ivey


"Beep Beep" wrote in message
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I can't remember the shortcut for when you are in a pilot table (results)
and
you pull up the drop down box that says (show all) fields. It seems that
there is a shortcut starting with the shift key that opens up a find box
so
you just type in the one you are looking for

Hi Mark: I know about the "CRTL-F" that we use in the normal excell mode,
however there is another shortcut for when you are working in a pivot table
with the drop down box in the results section (its where you can "SHOW ALL"
or "CANCEL"

THANKS


"Mark Ivey" wrote:

Pilot table or pivot table?

The shortcut for the find dialog box is "CTRL-F".

Mark Ivey


"Beep Beep" wrote in message
...
I can't remember the shortcut for when you are in a pilot table (results)
and
you pull up the drop down box that says (show all) fields. It seems that
there is a shortcut starting with the shift key that opens up a find box
so
you just type in the one you are looking for