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  • BrilloPad
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    Originally posted by WTFH View Post
    Go to the pivot table edit, drag that data range out of the "Rows" section, then put it back in again. (might work)
    I did try that - it failed.

    After several hours of cursing, I eventually found that when I right click on row label there is an option to Subtotal the data! Clicking that worked.

    I am a bit angry at excel for making this so complex. But more angry at myself for making a newbie mistake of not making a backup before editing.

    Can someone pass me the CUK dunce's hat and point me in the direction of the corner please?

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  • WTFH
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    Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
    I edited the data in a pivot table. Not the source data, the pivot table. In particular it was in a row label. ( ).

    I saved without a backup ( )

    Now I cannot get the row label to update when I add new rows to the source data. It uses the values I hard coded.

    Any way round this? Apart from rebuilding the pivot table? I have tried all sorts of refresh.


    Go to the pivot table edit, drag that data range out of the "Rows" section, then put it back in again. (might work)

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  • BrilloPad
    started a topic Excel pivot table issue

    Excel pivot table issue

    I edited the data in a pivot table. Not the source data, the pivot table. In particular it was in a row label. ( ).

    I saved without a backup ( )

    Now I cannot get the row label to update when I add new rows to the source data. It uses the values I hard coded.

    Any way round this? Apart from rebuilding the pivot table? I have tried all sorts of refresh.

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