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That's the fellow! Knew it was there somewhere.
Many thanks, Matt "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi Matt That only works for a field one has added to the Page area of the PT. If Days was added to the Page area, it would default to All, but the drop down would show the 7 individual days. Then, from the dropdown on the PT toolbar, select Show pages and it will create a single sheet for each item in the Page field. -- Regards Roger Govier "Matt D Francis" wrote in message ... I could be losing my mind, but isn't there a function where you can get a Pivot Table to create a separate worksheet for each row in your table - in one go. I know I can do it by double-clicking the total but i thought there was a single function to do them all in one go? I'm using 2003 btw. For example if my Pivot happened to contain seven rows - one for ecah day of the week, I could get that to create seven worksheets in my workbook labelled Monday, Tuesday etc. ?? |
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