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Selin has attended:
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Pivot table

Hi,

I want to create a pivot table but it says 'Reference is not valid'.

What can be the reasons, please?

Thanks

Selin

RE: Pivot table

Hi Selin,

as we discussed, I believe the problem is the copy/paste from microsoft project into Excel. There are a couple of ways to get the data from one application into the other, but I've redirected this question on to one of our MS Project trainers, Andrew, who will give you more information.

Hope you enjoy the Project course on the 11th.

Clare

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