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Hi, I created a pivot table and it looks okay. But I accidentally dropped my keyboard and it has typed in some symbols in one of the rows.. I tried to refresh but it did not return to its original state.
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Hi, I created a pivot table and it looks okay. But I accidentally dropped my keyboard and it has typed in some symbols in one of the rows.. I tried to refresh but it did not return to its original state.
pivoterror.png
We can do nothing with a picture of an Excel file....
Glenn
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Sorry, if it can help here is my excel file.
BOOKEEPING.xlsx
Just delete it and build it again.
Thanks. Is this an excel bug?
No... if you had used CTRL-Z to undo, you might have recovered it without rebuilding.
I have closed the file and I only discovered this after reopening the file. It it is not a bug maybe its a limitation of the pivot table feature. Thanks for the replies.
Hey joy,
It looks like you are pulling data from a linked only table that has some sfddf in the Account Name column. You are also using DAX for a function that seems to work. I agree with Glenn above that you are pulling data from a memory location that isn't current.
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It is still a mystery. All it takes is an accidental typing. Before the accidental typing all data shows correctly. Maybe someone can try this and confirm. Make a pivot table. Then type something in the ROW data (example: some random character). and try to refresh..
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