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    using two data sheets in Pivot table

    Hi ,

    i need to create a pivot table with the use of two data sheets, is thr any way to achieve this other than by using multiple consolidate range ?/

    thanks in advance
    rj

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    Re: using two data sheets in Pivot table

    Don't think so.

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    Re: using two data sheets in Pivot table

    If the sheets are in an external file and identical in terms of columns etc you could use an external data pivot and conduct a SQL Union of both sheets (into one source).

    Example (PT source) SQL:

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