Do i have to rebuild the pivot table after i add additional rows of
information to the data sheet. It seems that when i add data and i do a
refresh on the pivot it does not capture the additional information.

Regards

Right click on the pivot table and select Pivot Table Wizard. Click 'Back'
and change the range it's seeing to include your new rows.

acss wrote:
Do i have to rebuild the pivot table after i add additional rows of
information to the data sheet. It seems that when i add data and i do a
refresh on the pivot it does not capture the additional information.

Regards

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acss;285202 Wrote:
Do i have to rebuild the pivot table after i add additional rows of
information to the data sheet. It seems that when i add data and i do
a
refresh on the pivot it does not capture the additional information.

Regards

Hi,

you can use Dynamic Ranges as des cribed here : 'Excel -- Names --
Naming Ranges' (http://www.contextures.com/xlNames01.html#Dynamic)

The range will then be adapted automatically when you refresh the PT


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Thanks for the link. I am new utilizing the OFFSET function so how do you
include 7 (A through G ) named columns so it can grasp every row out to 3000?

Thanks

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acss;285202 Wrote:
Do i have to rebuild the pivot table after i add additional rows of
information to the data sheet. It seems that when i add data and i do
a
refresh on the pivot it does not capture the additional information.

Regards

Hi,

you can use Dynamic Ranges as des cribed here : 'Excel -- Names --
Naming Ranges' (http://www.contextures.com/xlNames01.html#Dynamic)

The range will then be adapted automatically when you refresh the PT


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Hi

Try
InsertnameDefine
Name myData
Refers to =$A$1:INDEX($1:$65536,COUNTA($A:$A),COUNTA($1:$1))

This will give a dynamic range that will grow if you add more rows or more
columns.

Right click on a cell in your PTPT WizardBackSource =myData
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Thanks for the link. I am new utilizing the OFFSET function so how do you
include 7 (A through G ) named columns so it can grasp every row out to
3000?

Thanks

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acss;285202 Wrote:
Do i have to rebuild the pivot table after i add additional rows of
information to the data sheet. It seems that when i add data and i do
a
refresh on the pivot it does not capture the additional information.

Regards

Hi,

you can use Dynamic Ranges as des cribed here : 'Excel -- Names --
Naming Ranges' (http://www.contextures.com/xlNames01.html#Dynamic)

The range will then be adapted automatically when you refresh the PT


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