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Hello,
There is a duplicate field in a pivot table with a 2 at its end.
Have ungrouped everything, but cannot get rid of it.
Anyone have a solution ...?
Thanks in advance.
- Mik
Hello,
There is a duplicate field in a pivot table with a 2 at its end.
Have ungrouped everything, but cannot get rid of it.
Anyone have a solution ...?
Thanks in advance.
- Mik
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Appreciate where you're coming from, but it's a huge file that cannot be distributed.
Thank you.
Provide a copy that has been cut down and desensitised, but shows the problem.
NOBODY has asked for you to provide a huge file full of sensitive data.
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Understand, have done it many times.
In this particular case it can't be cut down.
Always appreciate everyone's assistance in this forum, if there are general guidelines on this that would be great.
Without even a screenshot of the issue, there won't be a lot anyone can do.
Sounds like you may have two columns in the source data with the same header.
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