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Excel 2010 Pivot Table
I ran into an issue while using the Pivot Table.
My data looks like this: Code RejectReason AP No Quote AP No Quote AP No Quote AP No Quote AP No Quote ap No Quote ap No Quote ap No Quote ap No Quote But the Pivot Table creates this: Row Labels Count of RejectReason AP 9 Grand Total 9 So it appears as if the Pivot does not recognize the difference between AP and ap. Is there a workaround for this ? Thanks in advance. |
Excel 2010 Pivot Table
On Tuesday, July 10, 2012 11:40:21 AM UTC-4, carl wrote:
I ran into an issue while using the Pivot Table. My data looks like this: Code RejectReason AP No Quote AP No Quote AP No Quote AP No Quote AP No Quote ap No Quote ap No Quote ap No Quote ap No Quote But the Pivot Table creates this: Row Labels Count of RejectReason AP 9 Grand Total 9 So it appears as if the Pivot does not recognize the difference between AP and ap. Is there a workaround for this ? Thanks in advance. |
Excel 2010 Pivot Table
On Tuesday, July 10, 2012 11:40:21 AM UTC-4, carl wrote:
I ran into an issue while using the Pivot Table. My data looks like this: Code RejectReason AP No Quote AP No Quote AP No Quote AP No Quote AP No Quote ap No Quote ap No Quote ap No Quote ap No Quote But the Pivot Table creates this: Row Labels Count of RejectReason AP 9 Grand Total 9 So it appears as if the Pivot does not recognize the difference between AP and ap. Is there a workaround for this ? Thanks in advance. |
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