Saving pivot table data to a new spreadsheet without refresh option

• Related Articles

• Adding Fields to an existing Spreadsheet /Viewing them in Pivot Table

  Adding Fields to an existing Spreadsheet and viewing them in the Pivot Table This example will show how to use your own calculated fields in a spreadsheet and then be able to view that information in the pivot table.   We will use the Budget with ...

• To save pivot table data to a new spreadsheets:

  To save pivot table data to a new spreadsheets: Right click on the tab for the pivot table. Select Move or Copy Select New Book Check “Create a Copy" Click on OK The pivot table data is now in a new sheet – you can save it as any name. Note – this ...

• Pivot Table Cheat Sheet (Great Tips)

  Use this cheat sheet for quick how-to information on pivot tables.  Information includes dragging and dropping fields on and off the report, adding additional fields, creating new calculated fields, sorting, filtering, adding page breaks and more!

• How to create and compare multiple years of data

  How to create and compare multiple years of data Budget Pivot Table – Compare Month to Date Expenses (MTD) for multiple years  Open Budget – refresh for previous year (Year 2 for this example) Create a column titled Year at the end of the Budget tab ...

• Repeat All Item Labels in the Pivot Table - Office 2010 & 2013

  Procedures to Repeat All Item Labels in the Pivot Table - Office 2010 & 2013 (these functions are not available in 2003 or 2007) The Pivot Table View can be customized by utilizing the Pivot Table Tools on the menu. How to add Pivot Table Tools on ...