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Jim Power
This is probably obvious, but I can't figure it out or find it anywhere.
I have a pivot table. At its simplest, it has "Ink Types" in rows,
"Date" in Columns and Sum of "QTY" as data. I have grouped the Date
fields by Month and Year This pivot table is based on a table on
another sheet that contains specific sales data, with the date in
mm/dd/yy format.
If I select the specific rows in the data table that contain data, I can
create my pivot table and everything is hunky-dory. However, I want to
keep adding to this table, as new sales are posted. So I want the pivot
table to accept all the data in that table, however many rows there are.
However, if I select the columns in the data table (A:F: rather than
A1:F127) my grouping screws up. I assume this is because there are now
blanks in the table and Excel needs values in every date field in order
to group.
So - what can I do to fix this?
Thanks,
-Jim
I have a pivot table. At its simplest, it has "Ink Types" in rows,
"Date" in Columns and Sum of "QTY" as data. I have grouped the Date
fields by Month and Year This pivot table is based on a table on
another sheet that contains specific sales data, with the date in
mm/dd/yy format.
If I select the specific rows in the data table that contain data, I can
create my pivot table and everything is hunky-dory. However, I want to
keep adding to this table, as new sales are posted. So I want the pivot
table to accept all the data in that table, however many rows there are.
However, if I select the columns in the data table (A:F: rather than
A1:F127) my grouping screws up. I assume this is because there are now
blanks in the table and Excel needs values in every date field in order
to group.
So - what can I do to fix this?
Thanks,
-Jim