Dec 2, 2003 #2 Dreamboat Instructor Nov 7, 1999 4,881 US What do you mean by *crosstab* and *table view*? To me...they are the same. Perhaps you have some type of subtotal on the sheet? Try these ONLY if they are *available* (not grayed): Data-Subtotals-Remove all Data-Group and Outline-Clear Outline Window-Unsplit Anne Troy http://www.VBAExpress.com Upvote 0 Downvote
What do you mean by *crosstab* and *table view*? To me...they are the same. Perhaps you have some type of subtotal on the sheet? Try these ONLY if they are *available* (not grayed): Data-Subtotals-Remove all Data-Group and Outline-Clear Outline Window-Unsplit Anne Troy http://www.VBAExpress.com
Dec 2, 2003 #3 S SkipVought Programmer Dec 4, 2001 47,492 US alla1921, Use the PivotTable Wizard on the crosstab. In Step 1, select Multiple Consolidation Ranges In Step 2, select I will create page fields With cursor in Step 2b Range box, select the table range and Add In Step 3, Hit the Layout and drag the COLUMN & ROW fields OFF the COLUMN & ROW areas Finish on a new sheet Double-click the unique value and VOLA! Skip, Skip@TheOfficeExperts.com http://www.TheOfficeExperts.com Upvote 0 Downvote
alla1921, Use the PivotTable Wizard on the crosstab. In Step 1, select Multiple Consolidation Ranges In Step 2, select I will create page fields With cursor in Step 2b Range box, select the table range and Add In Step 3, Hit the Layout and drag the COLUMN & ROW fields OFF the COLUMN & ROW areas Finish on a new sheet Double-click the unique value and VOLA! Skip, Skip@TheOfficeExperts.com http://www.TheOfficeExperts.com