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    Merging two Pivot Tables

    Hello Guys

    I got two Pivot tables and i need to merge them to one.


    Count of TS_NAME Count of TS_NAME
    ACTUAL_EXECUTION_DATE Total START_DATE Total
    23/02/2010 12 12 24
    26/02/2010 8 2/03/2010 24
    1/03/2010 2 3/03/2010 32
    2/03/2010 32 4/03/2010 33
    3/03/2010 42 5/03/2010 33
    4/03/2010 19 9/03/2010 46
    5/03/2010 31 10/03/2010 40
    9/03/2010 28 11/03/2010 34
    10/03/2010 63 12/03/2010 42
    11/03/2010 32 15/03/2010 40
    12/03/2010 20 16/03/2010 115
    15/03/2010 33 17/03/2010 66
    16/03/2010 35 18/03/2010 51
    17/03/2010 42 19/03/2010 37
    18/03/2010 6 22/03/2010 1
    19/03/2010 6 23/03/2010 3
    22/03/2010 22 27/03/2010 3
    23/03/2010 11 28/03/2010 26
    24/03/2010 25 30/03/2010 1
    25/03/2010 31 31/03/2010 2
    (blank) 281 (blank) 128
    Grand Total 781 Grand Total 781


    i need in this format.

    Date Total Actual exec Total start
    23/02/2010 12 0
    24/02/2010 0 0
    25/02/2010 0 0
    26/02/2010 8 0
    27/02/2010 0 0
    28/02/2010 0 0
    1/03/2010 2 24
    2/03/2010 32 24
    3/03/2010 42 32
    Last edited by prasanthkantu; 03-30-2010 at 10:16 PM.

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    Re: Merging two Pivot Tables

    To best describe or illustrate your problem you would be better off attaching a dummy workbook, the workbook should contain the same structure and some dummy data of the same type as the type you have in your real workbook - so, if a cell contains numbers & letters in this format abc-123 then that should be reflected in the dummy workbook.

    If needed supply a before and after sheet in the workbook so the person helping you can see what you are trying to achieve.

    Doing this will ensure you get the result you need!
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