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Pivot Table Show Pages On Same WorkSheet
For a pivot report, with the pages setup to each year, how can I
customize show pages command to append additional new pivot reports to the current worksheet instead of creating new ones? Additionally is there anyway to lay out each report on a different page when doing this? This would save me time from having to insert page breaks. thanks |
Pivot Table Show Pages On Same WorkSheet
There are no settings you can change to adjust the way that the Show
Pages command works. wrote: For a pivot report, with the pages setup to each year, how can I customize show pages command to append additional new pivot reports to the current worksheet instead of creating new ones? Additionally is there anyway to lay out each report on a different page when doing this? This would save me time from having to insert page breaks. -- Debra Dalgleish Contextures http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
Pivot Table Show Pages On Same WorkSheet
Thanks, for the reply, I have one more question.
For a pivot table if I group a date field in a column by month is there anyway to change the ordering? By default it starts with Jan- Dec, but I'd prefer if it starts with May-Apr (by fiscal year) Thanks, dave On Apr 20, 7:43 pm, Debra Dalgleish wrote: There are no settings you can change to adjust the way that the Show Pages command works. wrote: For a pivot report, with the pages setup to each year, how can I customize show pages command to append additional new pivot reports to the current worksheet instead of creating new ones? Additionally is there anyway to lay out each report on a different page when doing this? This would save me time from having to insert page breaks. -- Debra Dalgleish Contextureshttp://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
Pivot Table Show Pages On Same WorkSheet
Hi
The way I get around this is to create a new Custom List. ToolsOptionsCustom Lists type your List May, Jun ...... Apr in a column in the white pane and choose Add. Double click on your date fieldAdvancedSortAscending -- Regards Roger Govier wrote in message ups.com... Thanks, for the reply, I have one more question. For a pivot table if I group a date field in a column by month is there anyway to change the ordering? By default it starts with Jan- Dec, but I'd prefer if it starts with May-Apr (by fiscal year) Thanks, dave On Apr 20, 7:43 pm, Debra Dalgleish wrote: There are no settings you can change to adjust the way that the Show Pages command works. wrote: For a pivot report, with the pages setup to each year, how can I customize show pages command to append additional new pivot reports to the current worksheet instead of creating new ones? Additionally is there anyway to lay out each report on a different page when doing this? This would save me time from having to insert page breaks. -- Debra Dalgleish Contextureshttp://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
Pivot Table Show Pages On Same WorkSheet
You could, or you could manually rearrange the dates, but they'd be in
the wrong fiscal year, if you just group the dates by year and month. Roger Govier wrote: Hi The way I get around this is to create a new Custom List. ToolsOptionsCustom Lists type your List May, Jun ...... Apr in a column in the white pane and choose Add. Double click on your date fieldAdvancedSortAscending -- Debra Dalgleish Contextures http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
Pivot Table Show Pages On Same WorkSheet
I've already created a fiscal year field so it's a matter of sorting
the months. I'll check out the custom list. thanks, dave On Apr 22, 9:04 am, Debra Dalgleish wrote: You could, or you could manually rearrange the dates, but they'd be in the wrong fiscal year, if you just group the dates by year and month. Roger Govier wrote: Hi The way I get around this is to create a new Custom List. ToolsOptionsCustom Lists type your List May, Jun ...... Apr in a column in the white pane and choose Add. Double click on your date fieldAdvancedSortAscending -- Debra Dalgleish Contextureshttp://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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