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Finding source data column of pivot field
How can I find the source data column of a pivot field (if it's not a
calculated field of course)? Thanks, Luca |
Finding source data column of pivot field
Hi Luca,
Go to the pivot table , Data , change data source. It will take and highlight the source Hope this help "Luca Brasi" wrote: How can I find the source data column of a pivot field (if it's not a calculated field of course)? Thanks, Luca |
Finding source data column of pivot field
Thanks Eduardo, but as this is the Excel.Programming group I am not looking
for a manual approach. My final goal would be to have a macro that loops through all pivot fields and applies the same number format as the cell in the second row of the appropriate data source column. Is this possible? Thanks, Luca "Eduardo" wrote: Hi Luca, Go to the pivot table , Data , change data source. It will take and highlight the source Hope this help "Luca Brasi" wrote: How can I find the source data column of a pivot field (if it's not a calculated field of course)? Thanks, Luca |
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