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Pivot Table static columns
Is there a way to add static columns to a multi-worksheet pivot table?
My multi-worksheet pivot table is working fine, but I would like to carry one or two additional columns of raw data into my pivot report without summing or counting them. I only want to count the first 2 colums and show the associated data in the next two columns. Any suggestions? |
Pivot Table static columns
Can you append the data onto the right side of your Pivot Table. Pivot
Tables are very powerful, but they won't allow you to insert data into the table itself. You could copy & paste-special the data, and then manipulate it (I do that all the time). Turn on the macro recorder before going through the process and you will see some interesting code; maybe this will give you some additional ideas. Regards, Ryan--- -- RyGuy "BrianR" wrote: Is there a way to add static columns to a multi-worksheet pivot table? My multi-worksheet pivot table is working fine, but I would like to carry one or two additional columns of raw data into my pivot report without summing or counting them. I only want to count the first 2 colums and show the associated data in the next two columns. Any suggestions? |
Pivot Table static columns
Thanks for the suggestion Ryan. Unfortunatly that won't work in this case
because I'm using 2 seperate worksheets for input and when I run the pivot, it combines the two main columns into one in the table if there are duplicate rows. -Brian "ryguy7272" wrote: Can you append the data onto the right side of your Pivot Table. Pivot Tables are very powerful, but they won't allow you to insert data into the table itself. You could copy & paste-special the data, and then manipulate it (I do that all the time). Turn on the macro recorder before going through the process and you will see some interesting code; maybe this will give you some additional ideas. Regards, Ryan--- -- RyGuy "BrianR" wrote: Is there a way to add static columns to a multi-worksheet pivot table? My multi-worksheet pivot table is working fine, but I would like to carry one or two additional columns of raw data into my pivot report without summing or counting them. I only want to count the first 2 colums and show the associated data in the next two columns. Any suggestions? |
Pivot Table static columns
Hummm, I think that violates the integrity and the concept of the Pivot
Table, which performs some type of analysis sum, count, etc., of the data within the bounds of the table. Or, I'm misunderstanding your need... Can you give a specific example. Maybe if you describe the problem with some additional dimension, someone will be able to offer a viable solution. -- RyGuy "BrianR" wrote: Thanks for the suggestion Ryan. Unfortunatly that won't work in this case because I'm using 2 seperate worksheets for input and when I run the pivot, it combines the two main columns into one in the table if there are duplicate rows. -Brian "ryguy7272" wrote: Can you append the data onto the right side of your Pivot Table. Pivot Tables are very powerful, but they won't allow you to insert data into the table itself. You could copy & paste-special the data, and then manipulate it (I do that all the time). Turn on the macro recorder before going through the process and you will see some interesting code; maybe this will give you some additional ideas. Regards, Ryan--- -- RyGuy "BrianR" wrote: Is there a way to add static columns to a multi-worksheet pivot table? My multi-worksheet pivot table is working fine, but I would like to carry one or two additional columns of raw data into my pivot report without summing or counting them. I only want to count the first 2 colums and show the associated data in the next two columns. Any suggestions? |
Pivot Table static columns
Hi,
You can try to use a calculated item formula inside the pivot table. -- Regards, Ashsih Mathur Microsoft Excel MVP www.ashishmathur.com "BrianR" wrote in message ... Is there a way to add static columns to a multi-worksheet pivot table? My multi-worksheet pivot table is working fine, but I would like to carry one or two additional columns of raw data into my pivot report without summing or counting them. I only want to count the first 2 colums and show the associated data in the next two columns. Any suggestions? |
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