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Steve

Pivot Not Updateing
 
I looked at everything.
Since I have updated data sheet my pivot table is not
updating. It still only shows wk 1-12 (last time I
updated).

I click the update pivot button and nothing.
I checked the pivot table and it captures all rows and
columns for weeks 1-48.
I checked the Week Pivot button and it has a check next to
show all and also next to each week 1-12 but does not show
any week past 12.

Please help
Steve

Debra Dalgleish

Is the new data included in the pivot source? To check:

Select a cell in the pivot table
On the Pivot table toolbar, choose PivotTableWizard
Click the Back button
If the range doesn't include the new rows, select them.
Click Finish

If that was the problem, you might find it easier to use a dynamic range
as the pivot table source. There are instructions he

http://www.contextures.com/xlPivot01.html

Steve wrote:
I looked at everything.
Since I have updated data sheet my pivot table is not
updating. It still only shows wk 1-12 (last time I
updated).

I click the update pivot button and nothing.
I checked the pivot table and it captures all rows and
columns for weeks 1-48.
I checked the Week Pivot button and it has a check next to
show all and also next to each week 1-12 but does not show
any week past 12.

Please help
Steve



--
Debra Dalgleish
Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List
http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html


Steve

Yes I that was the first thing I checked and the range was
included
-----Original Message-----
Is the new data included in the pivot source? To check:

Select a cell in the pivot table
On the Pivot table toolbar, choose PivotTableWizard
Click the Back button
If the range doesn't include the new rows, select them.
Click Finish

If that was the problem, you might find it easier to use

a dynamic range
as the pivot table source. There are instructions he

http://www.contextures.com/xlPivot01.html

Steve wrote:
I looked at everything.
Since I have updated data sheet my pivot table is not
updating. It still only shows wk 1-12 (last time I
updated).

I click the update pivot button and nothing.
I checked the pivot table and it captures all rows and
columns for weeks 1-48.
I checked the Week Pivot button and it has a check next

to
show all and also next to each week 1-12 but does not

show
any week past 12.

Please help
Steve



--
Debra Dalgleish
Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List
http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html

.


Debra Dalgleish

Is the data on a sheet in the same workbook?
What happens if you change the data in weeks 1-12? Does the pivot table
change when you refresh it?

Steve wrote:
Yes I that was the first thing I checked and the range was
included

-----Original Message-----
Is the new data included in the pivot source? To check:

Select a cell in the pivot table
On the Pivot table toolbar, choose PivotTableWizard
Click the Back button
If the range doesn't include the new rows, select them.
Click Finish

If that was the problem, you might find it easier to use


a dynamic range

as the pivot table source. There are instructions he

http://www.contextures.com/xlPivot01.html

Steve wrote:

I looked at everything.
Since I have updated data sheet my pivot table is not
updating. It still only shows wk 1-12 (last time I
updated).

I click the update pivot button and nothing.
I checked the pivot table and it captures all rows and
columns for weeks 1-48.
I checked the Week Pivot button and it has a check next


to

show all and also next to each week 1-12 but does not


show

any week past 12.

Please help
Steve



--
Debra Dalgleish
Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List
http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html


Steve

Yes the data in wks 1-12 did change
That was a great question and one I didn't think of.

-----Original Message-----
Is the data on a sheet in the same workbook?
What happens if you change the data in weeks 1-12? Does

the pivot table
change when you refresh it?

Steve wrote:
Yes I that was the first thing I checked and the range

was
included

-----Original Message-----
Is the new data included in the pivot source? To check:

Select a cell in the pivot table
On the Pivot table toolbar, choose PivotTableWizard
Click the Back button
If the range doesn't include the new rows, select them.
Click Finish

If that was the problem, you might find it easier to

use

a dynamic range

as the pivot table source. There are instructions he

http://www.contextures.com/xlPivot01.html

Steve wrote:

I looked at everything.
Since I have updated data sheet my pivot table is not
updating. It still only shows wk 1-12 (last time I
updated).

I click the update pivot button and nothing.
I checked the pivot table and it captures all rows and
columns for weeks 1-48.
I checked the Week Pivot button and it has a check

next

to

show all and also next to each week 1-12 but does not

show

any week past 12.

Please help
Steve



--
Debra Dalgleish
Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List
http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html

.


Steve

I am sorry. User must get more sleep. My error.
I was looking at PER or month 12 and thinking it was 12
weeks of data not 12 periods of data and up to date. It
is updated fine.

I do Love the offset formula (in the link you provided )so
I don't have any blank column or blank rows. I had
originally setup the pivot table to include more rows than
I would ever need so I wouldn't have to check on the size
of the data table as each week was added. At the start of
the year there was no way to know how many rows each week
would have. Offset formula works great and eliminates the
blanks.


-----Original Message-----
Is the data on a sheet in the same workbook?
What happens if you change the data in weeks 1-12? Does

the pivot table
change when you refresh it?

Steve wrote:
Yes I that was the first thing I checked and the range

was
included

-----Original Message-----
Is the new data included in the pivot source? To check:

Select a cell in the pivot table
On the Pivot table toolbar, choose PivotTableWizard
Click the Back button
If the range doesn't include the new rows, select them.
Click Finish

If that was the problem, you might find it easier to

use

a dynamic range

as the pivot table source. There are instructions he

http://www.contextures.com/xlPivot01.html

Steve wrote:

I looked at everything.
Since I have updated data sheet my pivot table is not
updating. It still only shows wk 1-12 (last time I
updated).

I click the update pivot button and nothing.
I checked the pivot table and it captures all rows and
columns for weeks 1-48.
I checked the Week Pivot button and it has a check

next

to

show all and also next to each week 1-12 but does not

show

any week past 12.

Please help
Steve



--
Debra Dalgleish
Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List
http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html

.


Debra Dalgleish

Great! Thanks for letting me know that you've got the pivot table
working, and that the link helped you.

Steve wrote:
I am sorry. User must get more sleep. My error.
I was looking at PER or month 12 and thinking it was 12
weeks of data not 12 periods of data and up to date. It
is updated fine.

I do Love the offset formula (in the link you provided )so
I don't have any blank column or blank rows. I had
originally setup the pivot table to include more rows than
I would ever need so I wouldn't have to check on the size
of the data table as each week was added. At the start of
the year there was no way to know how many rows each week
would have. Offset formula works great and eliminates the
blanks.



-----Original Message-----
Is the data on a sheet in the same workbook?
What happens if you change the data in weeks 1-12? Does


the pivot table

change when you refresh it?

Steve wrote:

Yes I that was the first thing I checked and the range


was

included


-----Original Message-----
Is the new data included in the pivot source? To check:

Select a cell in the pivot table
On the Pivot table toolbar, choose PivotTableWizard
Click the Back button
If the range doesn't include the new rows, select them.
Click Finish

If that was the problem, you might find it easier to

use

a dynamic range


as the pivot table source. There are instructions he

http://www.contextures.com/xlPivot01.html

Steve wrote:


I looked at everything.
Since I have updated data sheet my pivot table is not
updating. It still only shows wk 1-12 (last time I
updated).

I click the update pivot button and nothing.
I checked the pivot table and it captures all rows and
columns for weeks 1-48.
I checked the Week Pivot button and it has a check

next

to


show all and also next to each week 1-12 but does not

show


any week past 12.

Please help
Steve


--
Debra Dalgleish
Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List
http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html

.




--
Debra Dalgleish
Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List
http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html



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