spectraflame
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I am using the following named range to selet the desired data to represent in a pivot table.
=OFFSET('MISO SUMMARY'!$A$7,0,0,COUNTA('MISO SUMMARY'!$A:$A),6)
The data starts in A7 and goes to column F. When I select the range and it is highlighted, there are 4 extra rows that are blank that are included in the range. I think this may be throwing off my pivot table becase if I create a pivot table using the named reference, I cannot group any information. However if I manually define my range, the pivot table works fine.
Any ideas?
Matthew
=OFFSET('MISO SUMMARY'!$A$7,0,0,COUNTA('MISO SUMMARY'!$A:$A),6)
The data starts in A7 and goes to column F. When I select the range and it is highlighted, there are 4 extra rows that are blank that are included in the range. I think this may be throwing off my pivot table becase if I create a pivot table using the named reference, I cannot group any information. However if I manually define my range, the pivot table works fine.
Any ideas?
Matthew