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Hi All,

I have a pivot table having 3 columns.

1:Date
2:Employee
3:Company

I am writing function, but problem is that it is grouping the fields like

3/1/2008 x company
y company
z company
4/1/2008 x company
y company


I want this type of structure not like privious one:

3/1/2008 x company
3/1/2008 y company
3/1/2008 z company
4/1/2008 x company
4/1/2008 y company
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Hi All,

I have a pivot table having 3 columns.

1:Date
2:Employee
3:Company

I am writing function, but problem is that it is grouping the fields like

3/1/2008 x company
y company
z company
4/1/2008 x company
y company

I want this type of structure not like privious one:

3/1/2008 x company
3/1/2008 y company
3/1/2008 z company
4/1/2008 x company
4/1/2008 y company


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Dave Peterson
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