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Getting rid of PivotTable format
Probably a dumb question, but how do I get rid of the PivotTable formatting
to return to the original Excel spreadsheet. I have been sent a Read-only copy of an Excel workbook. All the data I want is in there, but it is set up as a PivotTable report and I cannot sort the data (I can only filter it). I have made a copy of the Read-only file but I cannot reove the PivotTable format. What is the secret? Thanks. Mike |
Getting rid of PivotTable format
Hi,
Select what you want and choose copy, move to another location and choose Edit, Paste Special, Values. -- If this helps, please click the Yes button Cheers, Shane Devenshire "MichaelRobert" wrote: Probably a dumb question, but how do I get rid of the PivotTable formatting to return to the original Excel spreadsheet. I have been sent a Read-only copy of an Excel workbook. All the data I want is in there, but it is set up as a PivotTable report and I cannot sort the data (I can only filter it). I have made a copy of the Read-only file but I cannot reove the PivotTable format. What is the secret? Thanks. Mike |
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