mulitple worksheets - pivot table

setmoa

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Hello

I'm new to pivot tables and i'm currently learning the advanced excel 2007 dvd.

I would like to do a pivot table with data from mulitple worksheets, is this possible?

thanks

Ally :p
 

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It appears the PT Wizard has changed between Ver 2003 and Ver 2007, or
am I missing something here. I just loaded 2007 over the weekend, so this
is going to be interesting (picking up on the changes between versions).
 
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Yes i'm afraid it seems that there is no longer a pivot table wizard in 2007.

Anybody got any other ideas of how you can do this with the new version?

:confused:
 
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It's a hidden key combination ... ALT-D-P
 
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