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Tue 1 Oct 2019, 15:46 Delegate Martin said...

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Pivot tables

Old style pivot tables when aggregating to data fields across axis will put one column in A and the next column in B.
It can then be copy and pasted values out as such.
The new style of pivot table aggregates both into a single column when copied out.
Is there a method to force the new style tables to place the secondary data field into column B?

thanks

Tue 1 Oct 2019, 16:07 Trainer Jens said...

RE: Pivot tables

Hi Martin,

Thank you for the forum question.

Yes

click the design tab under Pivot Table tools. On the Layout group click Report layout and choose Show in Tabular Form.

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Wed 2 Oct 2019, 10:43 Delegate Martin said...

RE: Pivot tables

That works perfectly.

Thanks Jens

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