From: diogobacon on 26 Mar 2010 16:30 Good afternoon, I doubt the following staff: I know that you can create a Pivot Table apart from others in the same workbook (they share the cache). But I wonder if it is possible, normally or using VB to create a Pivot Table starting at one that is in another workbook. Thank you for your help. Diogo A. Viana -- diogobacon
From: Fred Smith on 27 Mar 2010 01:28 I had no problem doing so in Excel 2007. The procedure was: -- Open both workbooks -- In the target workbook, specify Insert>Pivot Table -- For Select a table or Range, click the Collapse Dialogue button -- Go to the other workbook and highlight your data table, then click on Expand Dialogue button -- Continue normally with the other options Regards, Fred "diogobacon" <diogobacon.5f31931(a)excelbanter.com> wrote in message news:diogobacon.5f31931(a)excelbanter.com... > > Good afternoon, > > I doubt the following staff: > > I know that you can create a Pivot Table apart from others in the same > workbook (they share the cache). > > But I wonder if it is possible, normally or using VB to create a Pivot > Table starting at one that is in another workbook. > > Thank you for your help. > > Diogo A. Viana > > > > > -- > diogobacon
From: diogobacon on 30 Mar 2010 09:36 It makes sense and works, but my idea is to use the same cache that is I would like to preserve the formulas in a pivot table to another. Thank you, Diogo A. Viana 'Fred Smith[_4_ Wrote: > ;940627']I had no problem doing so in Excel 2007. > > The procedure was: > -- Open both workbooks > -- In the target workbook, specify Insert>Pivot Table > -- For Select a table or Range, click the Collapse Dialogue button > -- Go to the other workbook and highlight your data table, then click > on > Expand Dialogue button > -- Continue normally with the other options > > Regards, > Fred > > "diogobacon" <diogobacon.5f31931(a)excelbanter.com> wrote in message > news:diogobacon.5f31931(a)excelbanter.com...- > > > > Good afternoon, > > > > I doubt the following staff: > > > > I know that you can create a Pivot Table apart from others in the > same > > workbook (they share the cache). > > > > But I wonder if it is possible, normally or using VB to create a > Pivot > > Table starting at one that is in another workbook. > > > > Thank you for your help. > > > > Diogo A. Viana > > > > > > > > > > -- > > diogobacon - -- diogobacon
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