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pivot tables

ResolvedVersion 2013

Bhavin has attended:
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Excel Advanced course

Pivot Tables

Once you have created a pivot table, if you want to see the data source for each entry. Is there a quicker way of doing this instead of clicking on the individual entries in the pivot table?

RE: Pivot Tables

Hi Bhavin,

Thank you for the forum question.

No I am sorry, you will have to double click each entry you want to extract to another sheet.

Well everything is possible in Excel, but you will need to VBA code the task in the Visual Basic Editor.

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Move to edge of data block

When data is held in a block, however large, use the Ctrl key with your cursors to move quickly to the far edge of the block. Works with all 4 direction keys.

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