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Pivot tables

How comes data goes missing if two pivot table are open?

RE: pivot tables

Hello Stuart
Thank you for your question

I have never heard of this, underlying data should not go missing as long as the pivot table you created does not sit directly on the data fields it links to. Are you sure that the Pivot table isn't sitting on the data by mistake? Try recreating the Pivot tables from scratch and placing them on a seperate tab. Does the problem still happen?

If this resolves your question, please mark it as resolved. If not, please reply with more information.

Kind regards
Cress

 

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