Change default size of new blank pivot in Excel 2010?

MichaelTman

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Hello. I'm either missing something very simple or it is not possible.

I want to create a simple pivot table and place it directly above some other pre-existing data. The problem is that in 2010, a blank pivot is created prior to allowing me to drag in my fields to finish my pivot and this blank pivot will overlay my other data. I know that I can create it elsewhere and drag it to its final destination, but is there a way I can do this in one step - for example, is there a way to change the default size of the new pivot from 14x7 (I think) to something like 2x2?

Thanks in advance.
 

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