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Pivot tables

getting the top 5 value filters using the alternative/ quicker method

RE: Pivot tables

Hi Femi,

I hope that you are fine.

Thank you for the forum question.

I am not sure what you mean by "getting the top 5 value filters using the alternative/ quicker method"

The only method is the one we did on the course.

What I did after you did the Pivot Table "Bottom Five". I just copied the Pivot Table "Top Five" and changed the filter to "Bottom Five"



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