I am finishing up a macro that manipulates a pivot table and creates a file for us to run. But we all keep this pivot table up a lot, and usually keep a lot of the data filtererd in it.
Is there a way to set all of fields in a pivot table back to their default values like when you first open up the workbook?
I was wondering if it were at all possible to add multiple columns to the values portion of a pivot table at once, instead of individually dragging. When you click on them, it auto-sends them to Row Labels, which I don't want. I have a bunch of colums I want to add to Values and don't want to waste a bunch of time dragging them individually.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI am entering data for ships arrived every month. There are about 200 records to be entered and for every record there are 4 date fields.
My question is : Is it possible to set default month (for ex = July) and year ( for ex = 2013 ) in these 4 cells so that
If I just type 16 it should be 16/07/2013. Because all my dates will be within that month July 2013.
CountryHourDataTotalData
Austria - A10Sum of SeiA51CountryHourSum of SeiASum of SeiT
Sum of SeiT4.88Austria - A10514.88
1Sum of SeiA561562.83
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left side pivot created in vb 6.0 & right side pivot table created manually in excel.
i want to generated pivot table using vb 6.0 same as right side pivot.
Set PRange = ws1.Range("R1:Y" & finalrow)
Set PTCache = wb.PivotCaches.Add(SourceType:=xlDatabase, SourceData:=PRange)
Set PT = PTCache.CreatePivotTable(TableDestination:=ws2.Cells(1, 1),
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I am trying to find a way to count the total number of pivot fields in a pivot table so I can remove ghost pivot items that are no longer in the pivot table data. My code for this subroutine is as follows;
Sub RemoveGhostPivotItems()
Dim ghost As PivotItem
Dim pt As PivotTable
Set pt = ActiveSheet.PivotTables(1)
pt.ManualUpdate = True
For Count = 1 To 10
On Error Resume Next
For Each ghost In pt.PivotFields(Count).PivotItems
ghost.Delete
Next ghost
Next Count
pt.ManualUpdate = False
End Sub
My code makes an assumption that I have 10 Pivot Fields or less. It would be nice to actually know the number of Pivot Fields so my "For Count" Loop would be more efficient. In otherwords;..............
I have a worksheet with two pivot tables, one of which is visible to the user. Ideally, the user should be able to change the "Row Label" field settings of the visible pivot table and then press an "update button" that then adds the same field to the second pivot table.
Ideally, the ordering of the fields should also be made similar between the two tables, though this is of less priority.
I imagine it would be something in the style of:
"If number of Pivot1 active row label fields = X then
Pivot 2.AddRowLabelField = Pivot1.RowLabelField(X)
end if"
I have defined 2 pivot table report using the same master data. I wanted to default the page field in these reports. I notice that on refreshing the data, the pivot table page field updates with "All" instead of default one (if there is no data for the default page field). How do I fix this? I wanted to have the default page even though there is no data for that field in the master file.
View 5 Replies View RelatedPivot tables. They have a habit of adding automatic subtotals to each field of data you drop into the pivot. Is there any way of setting the default to "none" rather than "automatic". It's driving me insane.
I am toying with the idea of writing some code to eradicate this issue, but if there's something native to Excel which will do the trick, that would be much more efficient.
The code to make all pivot fields in the "PivotTable1" equal exactly as chosen to the ones in "PivotTable2"? Cheers.
View 9 Replies View RelatedThe summary measure for my data field buttons my pivot table wizard is defaulted to count instead of sum.
How do I change the default back to sum.
I've created a Pivot Chart in which I want to display travel by various folks to mulitple sites. The Site field is a Page field. If I set the Pivot Chart to a Custom -- Floating Bar style it displays fine, but if I change the Page field selection the chart reverts back to a stacked bar style.
I've tried setting the default chart type to Floating Bar (this doesn't take), and naming a custom style that is Floating Bar (and setting the pivot chart to this custom style -- but again the style does not hold on a change to the Page field).
I ran into this a few years ago and wrote some event macros to reformat the chart when the sheet is activated and when it calculates, but it seems there should be a simpler (built-in) way. Am I missing something obvious? Is there a way to make the Floating Bar style stick in a pivot chart without resorting to VBA updating?
it's possible to create new fields (variables/columns) on the fly (without adding them to the original data table).
For this example, assume I have a column for:
job code estimated hours
job code actual hours
total estimated hours
total actual hours
Excel has made it easy to run averages or sums for any of those columns, but what if I want to see what the average proportion for job code estimated hours/ total estimated hours? Is there an easy way to do it with pivot tables without adding a column to my database? I'm working in Excel 2007, my data table size is approximately 100 columns by 200 rows.
I'm trying to loop through all pivot fields in a table and change the format to be 0 decimals and comma seperated.
Here's my
How to hide the Pivot Table pagefields . Because I have so many filters on my pivot table to get it where I want it to be, I chose to use some PageFields. Trouble with these, is they look awful on my report which will be issued in PDF format so not an interactive field at all.
When I use the PF.Orientation =xlHidden on a page field, it affects the accuracy of the report
If I use this on a rowfield, no problem.
Is there a VBA way to hide pagefields?
Code:
Set PF = pt.PivotFields("Hours Code Effective")
PF.Orientation = xlPageField
With pt.PivotFields("Hours Code Effective")
.PivotItems("Yes").Visible = True
.PivotItems("No").Visible = False
.PivotItems("(blank)").Visible = False
End With
' Set PF = pt.PivotFields("Hours Code Effective")
' PF.Orientation = xlHidden
I have a question regarding pivot tables. how do I hide a field but still maintain that filter? I have a field in the Column Fields titled "International". Right now I've filtered out only the YES entries, but I don't want to see a "YES" column beside each. When I try to hide the column the filter is reset and all entries, international or not, are seen. Can I hide the column but maintain its filter?
View 6 Replies View RelatedWhat is the easiest method to eliminate non-corresponding items from appearing in pivot fileds. For example, if I select "Texas" and "Arizona" from my state pivotfield, the "City" pivotfield next to it should only display cities within these states, and not every city in every state within the original data.
I presume this involves dynamic ranges and also some sort of array matching?
My Pivot Table data section contains calculated fields and normal fields...both have sub and grand totals. The calculated items are correct but. the calculated field totals are incorrect. The normal field totals are correct. The calculated field totals are ... the True total multiplied by the number of items!
View 2 Replies View RelatedHow can I change my Pivot Table Field List to produce Sum of the values rather than Count of Values?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have upgraded to Excel 2007 and the PivotTable formats are different. I prefer the old 'drag and drop' formatting, and would like to default to that.
I can switch to the classic format by going to Pivot Table Tools ---> Options ---> Display --> Classic Pivot Table Layout, but I have to do this for each table I create. I'd like this to be the defaut choice.
I've searched the board and someone posted that if you add the Pivot Table/Chart icon to your task bar, that will open the old layout --- it opens the wizard, but the table that is created is still in the new format which does not enable drag and drop.
I created a nice excel file with some cohort analysis regarding the number of months customers of different cohorts stay with a company. Basically I do a little manipulation on the raw sign-up data sheet and then run a pivot on it.
I want to see the cohorts in two ways:
1. number of customers.
2. $ from customers.
I have the first 1 and I want to get the second one without going through the same procedure again (i.e. manipulating the raw data). In order to get the $ terms, all I need is to multiply a $ column in each row in the columns that indicate the number of months that passed since a customer joined (see the attached example file please). When I try to do it with calculated fields in the pivot table, Excel multiplies the total number of customers with total $ from them all put together, which is of course wrong.
Any way to achieve what I want without having to created another data sheet just for $ terms?
I believe the attached excel file: dummy_for_cohort.xlsx
I am just starting to use the wonderful pivot tables.
I have a long list of data which basically consists of the following info:
-Company Code
-Country
-Account description
-Account balances
The pivot table is set up like so:
Row labels - Company Code, then Country
Column Labels - Account description, eg Input Tax, Output tax, clearing account, import tax, acquisition tax, set off account
Values - Account Balance
The table works perfectly.
Now what I want to do is some calculations based on the fields
- a check that Acquisition tax = the negative of the set off account, (i.e net to nil)
- a sum of the balances in the import, input and output tax accounts
- a comparison of that last figure against that in the clearing account to identify a difference
I tried to do it using basic formulae but I can't drag and drop the formula down the rows.
And I couldn't make out what the calculated cell function does. It appears to only include the titles of my data and not the individual fields.
My data has a field for "Donor Type." There are about 2 dozen types of and about half of them start with the letters CF. When I do a pivot table, instead of getting 2 dozen rows of data I'd like all the CF donors to be in the same row. Is there a way to do that without changing my data? Some sort of filter or grouping within the pivot table?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have fields "Day", "Posts", "Impressions" in a pivot table and I need to create a new metric for the average Impressions per Post. Ideally, this new metric should function just like the other fields in the pivot table, and not just static, because I'd like to break it out not just by Day, but also Time, etc.
Day
Count of Posts
Sum of Impressions
Impressions Per Post
Monday
52
1,881,468
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Found what it think is the correct methodology (Pivot table) for doing this, but I'm struggling to apply it.
I have a very simple excel 2007 document that has one column with multiple rows;
blue
Blue
green
red
red
green
Green
blue
red
Blue
blue
Bleue
Rouge
red
Bleue
I would like the easiest way to count the total of each and sort in highest first,
e.g.
red 4
blue 3
Blue 2
green 2
I have written code to add datafiels to pivot table but I need to remove the ones that are their prior to adding.
Does anyone have a technique using vba to do this.
Im using the following VBA code, but the on error resume does nothing, excel throws out the error 1004 "Unable to get the pivotfields property of the pivottable class" (i know why the error is caused and how to fix it but my error trapping wont work). Is there some option which i have turned off which prevents me from trapping errors?
Dim ws As Worksheet
Set ws = Excel.Sheets("Sheet1")
On Error Goto err:
If ws. Range("IV1").Value = "dog" Then
ws.PivotTables("PivotTable1").PivotFields("Price Euros").Orientation = xlHidden
Else
ws.PivotTables("PivotTable1").PivotFields("Price Dollars").Orientation = xlHidden
End If
err:
msgbox "invalid"
I have pivot tables with one row field and two or three data fields. I want to be able to quickly hide rows that do not have entries in *all* data fields.
I thought of auto- filtering my data source, but don't think that would be practical as I want to have several tables powering off of the same source data (with many columns), and also the data source is auto-filled with API... Is there a way to traverse the rowfields with vba and hide them if there isn't an entry for every data field? Or a better way than both of those?
Basically I've jumped straight in and have tried to recreate a report I need to produce which requires a pivot table. I have managed to create the code I need to produce a pivot table in a new sheet with all of the headers available for analysis. Where I'm struggling is in getting the pivot to show the datafields correctly.
The list that I am creating the pivot from has about 30 headers. 20 or so are analysis fields with the remainder being various figures; monthly plan, monthly actual, monthly variance etc..
The pivot table I need to create needs all analysis fields available to the end user for manipulation, which I have managed to do. I have created rows for sales areas, also with no problem. It also needs the above plan, actual and variance fields in columns and as datafields. This is where I'm having trouble. When I create the pivot manually it ends up with 1 row and 3 separate columns with summed data in each. I have checked the VBA code, copied it and used it again. The pivot table comes out with 1 row but with the data fields stacked one on top of each other. Any minor alterations that I can think of, (for example adding a position = 1, position = 2 etc.), either creates a chaotic looking sheet or an error.
I've checked various posts on pivot tables but am having trouble understanding the way in which I can correct this. Is there a straightforward command that I'm missing? Do I need to start declaring variables for pivot items?
I'm trying to create a pivot table, but there is a problem. Although my data only has 2 years (1996 and 1997), it creates a new year it calls "blank," and a lot of the data that is supposed to be under 1996 and 1997 appears under this "blank" year. How do I fix this? See the attachments for the data and pivot table.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have pivot tables in diff pages
im trying to make a button to reset all the fields in all the pivot tables..
i tried recording a macro to do this but it only works for page fields..
it wont work for the column fields.. act, adopt and check are page fields at the top... region is a column field ... goto_AQcheck is a macro to switch to that sheet which is assigned to another button....
this isthe code it gave: