Pivot Tables

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Wed 16 Apr 2008, 16:35 Delegate Johsua said...

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Pivot Tables

Is it posible to get a formula to run alongside a Pivot table and remain active and useful, even if you alter the pivot table criteria and layout?

Mon 21 Apr 2008, 09:49 Trainer Carlos said...

RE: Pivot Tables

Hi Joshua

Yes. As long as the formula refers to a cell that does not get hidden or moved with the change of criteria or layout

Hope this helps

Carlos

Excel tip:

Use shortcut keys to select rows or columns

Most users use the mouse to select rows or columns. It may be more convenient to use keyboard shortcuts to do that.

The shortcut key combination to select an entire row is Shift+Spacebar.

The shortcut key combination to select an entire column is Ctrl+Spacebar.

These are pretty easy to remember as the spacebar looks like a long row (or column if you're looking at it sideways). Remember that Ctrl, beginning with C, selects columns and Shift, by a process of elimination, the rows.

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