Pivot Tables of Pivot Tables/Several Sheets

Chris Norton

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Hi all

Sorry to bother you good people; another daft query...

In view of previous topics - I have a spreadsheet with about 48,000 rows which will expand to the sheet's full capacity of 60k+ in about 6 weeks.

Now, I am likely to filter this down and spread it across 4 spreadsheets which is fine, but am struggling to build up a single pivot table that reads the data from all 4 sheets. Is this possible?

Thanks

Chris
 

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