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Hi
One of my favourite parts of pivot tables is the fact that you can double click on a value and it will drill down on it for you and open a new sheet with the lines of the original data which make up that value. However, the lines in the new sheet are text values (whereas the original data is links to other spreadsheets). Is there any way to get it to show you the links instead of just text? It might just be a limitation of pivot tables. Hope this makes sense!! |
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I think you're stuck.
But could you apply data|Filter|autofilter to the original table--then filter based on the same rules that determined the value that you doubleclicked on in the pivottable. Beccy wrote: Hi One of my favourite parts of pivot tables is the fact that you can double click on a value and it will drill down on it for you and open a new sheet with the lines of the original data which make up that value. However, the lines in the new sheet are text values (whereas the original data is links to other spreadsheets). Is there any way to get it to show you the links instead of just text? It might just be a limitation of pivot tables. Hope this makes sense!! -- Dave Peterson |
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