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Pivot Tables
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Tue 1 Dec 2020, 15:52Delegate Alex said...
Alex has attended:
Excel Advanced - For Power Users course
Pivot Tables
Hi,
In our pivot table we want to take an existing column and then add two more that split the existing column into a 40/60 split
We are using power query to merge several data sets so it is difficult to change the original source data - is there anyway you can do this within a pivot table?
Thank you!
Tue 1 Dec 2020, 17:33Trainer Jens said...
RE: Pivot Tables
Hi Alex,
Thank you for the forum question.
It cannot be done within the PivotTable but simple to do in Power Query. Just right click the heading inside Power Query and click split.
Kind regards
Jens Bonde
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