Pivot table dynamic sizing, similar to excel tables

DEllis81

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Hello - I really like the way excel tables expand/contract based on the changing underlying data. I have pivot tables linked to an underlying query/data model table and slicers in place to easily manipulate the pivot report. However, I have additional reporting below the pivot table, and based on size of pivot, often run into the issue of overwriting existing data. However, with dynamically changing table sizes - I don't have the this problem. Is there a way to maintain a pivot table, but have the underlying range dynamically expand/contract.

2) is there a way to derive pivot table reporting within excel pivot tables - with same connection to data model?

thank you!
 

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