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    Making Pivot Table Hyperlinks Clickable 

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    Published on 2013-10-31 01:58 AM     Number of Views: 75250 
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    If you’ve ever built a PivotTable that contains hyperlinks, you’ll notice that clicking the hyperlinks doesn’t do anything. This can be a bit frustrating as the reason you put that field on the Pivot in the first place is that it’s valuable information you want to use. When you click the hyperlink, ...
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    Using HASONEVALUE in a DAX IF statement 

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    Published on 2012-12-17 04:50 AM     Number of Views: 40219 
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    As an accountant, I build financial reports, and one of the issues that we have to deal with is getting the numbers to display in a friendly format. Because of the way that debits and credits are stored in databases though, this can be a little challenging.

    In this article, I’m going to walk through the process of building a simple profit and loss statement with PowerPivot, showing how to make all values show correctly. There are some certain key issues that we’ve got to work through though, and we’ll do that using a conditional DAX measure.
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    Hide Calculated Items With Zero Totals In PowerPivot PivotTables 

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    Published on 2012-12-13 06:02 AM     Number of Views: 46347 
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    The method for hiding items with zero totals in a PivotTable is different if you're working with a regular PivotTable or a PowerPivot PivotTable. This article focusses on how to accomplish this goal in the PowerPivot version. (If you're working with a regular and you want to hide calculated items that have zero balances, you'll want to check out Debra Dalgleish's blog post on the subject.)

    To start, assume that we’ve got a fairly simple PowerPivot pivot table that looks like this: ...
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    Creating a Spacer Column in a PowerPivot PivotTable 

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    Published on 2012-12-13 05:50 AM     Number of Views: 19934 
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    Mike Alexander has a great blog post on how to Add Column Spacing In A PivotTable. We can also accomplish the same thing through a PowerPivot solution, but using DAX. And in this case, DAX is even easier to use that the old method, taking one less step!
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    Displaying “Last Updated” Date And Time In PowerPivot 

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    Published on 2012-03-28 05:49 AM     Number of Views: 46157 
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    We use PowerPivot to display key information in dashboards, some of which can be refreshed right up to the current second. Naturally, one of the first questions asked when looking at the reports (particularly if they get printed) is “When was the data last updated?”
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    Sorting A Column Of PowerPivot Data By Another Column 

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    Published on 2012-03-27 06:16 AM     Number of Views: 56257 
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    One of the things that used to drive me crazy about working with PivotTables in PowerPivot’s initial (2008) release was summarizing dates by month. With a standard PivotTable, we can use the built in Group functionality to group dates by Years, Quarters and Months. But in PowerPivot, that functionality wasn't implemented. To deal with this, we have to provide our own date table, but the months never really sorted well, and we had to resort to tricks to coerce them into the right order.
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    Write-back Using PowerPivot 

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    Published on 2011-03-10 08:43 PM     Number of Views: 13758 
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    In a discussion about PowerPivot yesterday, one of my friends stated that it wasn’t really useful since you couldn’t perform write-back using PowerPivot. To him this is a very important piece in the Excel budgeting process. Now, I agree that PowerPivot doesn’t give you write-back to a database, but this got me thinking; we have linked tables, so why couldn’t we create a write-back loop for a model that was built entirely in Excel? Well, we can!
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    p45cal

    Change the Font Size on the displayed LOV

    In which case, best attach a file where this is happening (only showing a few cells behaving this way, maybe the macro trying to adjust the font, but...

    p45cal 2022-05-19, 06:44 PM Go to last post
    amyfb

    Change the Font Size on the displayed LOV

    oh, you had me all excited there for a minute, but, when I looked, the shrink to fit box is unchecked. I took off word wrap as well, just in case that...

    amyfb 2022-05-19, 06:35 PM Go to last post
    p45cal

    Change the Font Size on the displayed LOV

    Are you sure you don't have Shrink to fit on?:
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    p45cal 2022-05-19, 03:03 PM Go to last post
    p45cal

    sumproduct formula or replacement

    Just out of interest, a shorter version of the formula in msg#1 for more recent versions of Excel:

    Code:
    =SUM((INDEX(I2:FD273,SEQUENCE(272),SEQUENCE(,51,1,3))="")*(INDEX(I2:FD273,SEQUENCE(272),SEQUENCE(,51,2,3))=FX13)*(C2:C273=FZ11))
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    p45cal 2022-05-19, 02:51 PM Go to last post
    p45cal

    find the winner name from highest numbers

    In cell N3:

    Code:
    =IF(L3=MAX($L$3:$L$13),J3,"")
    O3:
    Code:
    =IF(L3=MAX($L$3:$L$13),K3,"")
    P3:
    Code:
    =IF(L3=LARGE($L$3:$L$13,2),J3,"")
    ...

    p45cal 2022-05-19, 02:46 PM Go to last post
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