Pivot Page Field: Multi-criteria select?

pete234

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I exported a pivot from Access. While in Access I had options for page fields, for instance, I could select 2 dates by checking the boxes. I believe in Access they are referred to as "filtered fields".

Now that the pivot is in Excel, I can only select one page field at a time---in this case only one date. Is there anyway to allow multi-criteria select for a page field? I want this to be up to the user and I'm trying to keep the data condensed so don't want more worksheets made from those fields. I've checked a couple resources including this forum and it doesn't seem possible but thought I might be missing something. Thanks, Pete
 

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No, not AFAIK at least... you would need to make the page field your first ROW Field and then select whichever options you wanted from there.

EDIT: Thanks Rory, I did not know that re: OLAP.
 
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Thanks, I figured I might have to use the row field. Not a huge deal for this report but thought I'd check.
 
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Hi Pete,

There is a simple answer to this, I think, though as it hasn't been mentioned maybe I am misunderstanding the question. I know nothing about exporting a pivot from Access.

For a normal Excel pivot table though, drag the page field to become a row (or column) field, select the field/s you want, drag the field back to be a page field.

HTH, Fazza
 
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