The problem I'm encountering is that my source range may exceed the number of rows on the worksheet. I was going to have a second sheet with more data, and try to make a pivot table that would draw from both ranges...
...but it looks like there are more unique values in a range like that than a pivot table can handle.
Plus the pivot table is really weird-looking. I found this, which says it's a way to produce "sanitised data" that can be pivoted, but I really don't understand what that means. I'm working with it to try to figure it out though.
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