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    Pivot Table Cache

    Hello,

    Let's say I have a pivot table made from data in another workbook. The other workbook is then deleted.

    Is there anyway to get the original data back?

    My particular file is about 10 MB, but if I "save as" it's only 1 MB. Plus, the pivot table "works," so I'm pretty sure Excel still has my data cached somewhere. How can I access it?

    I'm decent with VBA, so I'm open to any solution at all.

    Thanks for any help!
    Last edited by pivot; 07-08-2009 at 11:49 AM.

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    Re: Pivot Table Cache

    Not sure of this is of any assistance... but worth a look...

    http://www.contextures.com/xlPivot11.html
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    Re: Pivot Table Cache

    Quote Originally Posted by NBVC View Post
    Not sure of this is of any assistance... but worth a look...

    http://www.contextures.com/xlPivot11.html
    Thanks, but I did happen to look at that very link before I posted.

    It's helpful, but I don't think it will let me get at the actual data itself.

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    Re: Pivot Table Cache

    No one knows how to do this? Or if it's possible?

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    So... I found an answer elsewhere.

    I forgot that when you double click on a point of data, Excel will create a new sheet and place the complete, relevant row of data.

    Well, if you make sure the pivot table is displaying all fields and has row and column totals, just go to the very bottom right where the totals fields intersect and double click it. You'll get a new sheet with all the original data.

    Case Closed

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