Pivot Tables

Isabella

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Hi,

Could someone please show me how i can perform a pivot table that will give me the same result as show in Col J-P. I want to avoid using formula if possible.

Excel Workbook
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOP
42-2930-59
5TypeAmountCCYAgeSourceCCYRateSourceNo. of itemsValue (AUD)ABS (AUD)No. of itemsValue (AUD)ABS (AUD)
6SCR8268.57AUD15Team1AUD1Team1329,268.5729268.57
7SCR20000AUD20Team1EUR0.75581Team216,844.946844.94067
8SCR1000AUD5Team1GBP0.645411Team300.000
9SCR4417.8GBP7Team2JPY82.56223Team41729,314.601803231.35
10SCR2208.9GBP30Team2USD1.00655
11SCR100000AUD40Team3
12LCR1163.22EUR12Team4
13LDR-3320.14EUR39Team4
14LCR9646.51EUR15Team4
15LDR-12618.8EUR40Team4
16LCR476017.8EUR15Team4
17LDR-1688137JPY38Team4
18LCR7187517JPY4Team4
19LDR-6303971JPY15Team4
20LCR108431.3USD15Team4
21LCR15652.36USD15Team4
22LDR-280467USD17Team4
23LCR52025.14USD17Team4
24LCR7589.03USD17Team4
25LCR1965.98EUR3Team4
26LDR-98555.5EUR17Team4
27LDR-33658.3EUR17Team4
28LDR-19670EUR10Team4
29LDR-247310EUR17Team4
30LDR-2068.46EUR13Team4
31LDR-800EUR28Team4
Sheet1
 

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hi, Isabella.

I don't know. Maybe related to different Excel versions? (I work only in Excel 2003.) It seems that you're working in several Excel versions. A quick search via Google found

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/209805
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Fo...s/thread/62ee4978-ca29-48d3-9367-6dd4ab639d2d
it might be as simple as http://it.toolbox.com/blogs/sharepoint-blog/could-not-find-installable-isam-17062

If it is a little difficult to fix, suggest alternatively create the pivot table afresh as required via VBA.

HTH
 
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I managed to fox it, but when i refresh via VBA i get a msg [Microsoft] [OBDC Excel Driver] The connection for your viewing your linked Microsoft Excel Worksheet was lost.

When i refresh manually it works. Even when record a macro, it does not record the refresh part.

Code:
Sub RefreshPivot()

Dim pt As PivotTable

    Set pt = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets(gstrTeam).PivotTables("Team")

    pt.RefreshTable

End Sub
hi, Isabella.

I don't know. Maybe related to different Excel versions? (I work only in Excel 2003.) It seems that you're working in several Excel versions. A quick search via Google found

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/209805
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Fo...s/thread/62ee4978-ca29-48d3-9367-6dd4ab639d2d
it might be as simple as http://it.toolbox.com/blogs/sharepoint-blog/could-not-find-installable-isam-17062

If it is a little difficult to fix, suggest alternatively create the pivot table afresh as required via VBA.

HTH
 
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