Pivot Table from Multiple Worksheets

ds_robb

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I have exceeded the number of rows that Microsoft can support on a single worksheet, so have now had to start putting data onto a second tab, however I was using pivot tables extensively on that data. I know you can create a single pivot table from multiple worksheets/data sources, but the appearance and control of the pivot appears entirely different. You no longer see the individual column/field names, you seem to just get an rolled up numeric view of all your data and can not select an individual or combination of columns. Is there anyway to create a pivot table and maintain the same column/field name structure. On a single tab that has been pivoted, I see all these column/titles: Month, Billing ID, Group, Partner Group, Partner Address, Partner Name, Client Address, Client Name, Msg_Type, Direction, Message Count, File_Size, Bill_Size, where as, despite each tab having that same format, when I do a multiple source pivot table, I only see Row, Column, Value as selectable fields. Anyway I can combine two sheets and see the same fields as above?

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post #21 of this thread from 2008 has a description Creating a pivot table with multiple sheets

basically use the external data option of the pivot table - the first choice when you start the wizard, ALT-D-P - and combine the data sources. this works on all versions of Excel with pivot tables

also please google
 
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