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Default Why would a pivot table lose its character?

I have been using a Pivot table to accumulate data. I opened the file and
input my data. I went to my Pivot summary and it wouldn't allow me to
"refresh my data". In other words, the PT command to refresh my data was
"greyed out".

Help!!!
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Default Why would a pivot table lose its character?

Is the sheet which contains your pivot table protected perchance?

If so Unprotect it.

HTH


On Mon, 11 Sep 2006 08:00:02 -0700, JohnK
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I have been using a Pivot table to accumulate data. I opened the file and
input my data. I went to my Pivot summary and it wouldn't allow me to
"refresh my data". In other words, the PT command to refresh my data was
"greyed out".

Help!!!


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