multiple pivot tables in one worksheet

solman

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Is there a way to create several pivot tables in one worksheet and still have the ability to refresh them periodically, even with new data is added to the source worksheet.

I have spend some time banging my head on this one. :(
 

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Sure, you just need to set them up in such a way that they won't overlap as the datasets grow.

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