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How to set Excels pivot data as default SUM instead of COUNT
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How to set Excels pivot data as default SUM instead of COUNT
Hi Pela
The way the PT works, is if the column of data is numeric, then it defaults to Sum. If the data is Text (or a numeric column has Text within it or blank cells), then it defaults to Count. Therefore, if you set your data range for the PT to be larger than your existing data, to allow for future entries) you will always get the PT defaulting to Count. If you are using XL2007, then it is best to use Insert tabTable then use the table as the source for the PT. If you are using XL2003, then use DataList and Create the PT from the List created. Both Table and List are Dynamic, and will grow as you add more rows of data. If you are using XL2002 or earlier, then create your own Dynamic Named ranges to use as a source for your PT. There is more information on how to do this here http://www.contextures.com/xlNames03.html including a macro to automatically generate dynamic ranges. -- Regards Roger Govier "Pela" wrote in message ... |
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