Hyperlink field in Pivot Table (xl 2007)
Hi,
Myself using Excel 2007
Is it possible to have a hyperlinked rowlabel/column label in pivot table
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why would you need this...
why would you need this... simply double click on the data, and the results that go into that calculation appear
Hyperlink in Pivot Table (xl 2007)
Hi Nick,
I need to present financials (Bal Sheet)
Here it goes :
Under Asstes few groups & Liabilities few others
Each group has, say 10-15 account codes
Its impossible for me to download the whole transction file and make a pivot out of it.
But I have got the Account total from the trial balance along with few notes
When I click on the code it should take me to the Schedule sheet...
What I need is - Exactly a treeview
I understand, That is not easy..
Awaiting your reply..
Regards,
Deepak Ji Paulson
Kuwait
why can't you create a pivot
why can't you create a pivot out of it ?
Hyperlink in Pivot
I can very well do that... But I want to include a schedule as well
pls add an example file to
pls add an example file to your post
Hyperlink in Pivot / Tree view using VBA
Pls. refer to the file attached in the first post
File name : sample.xls
Thanks
does double clicking on the
does double clicking on the value in the YTD column not bring u the right values ?
Hyperlink in Pivot
Hi Nick,
Double click will open a new sheet showing the same YTD value
What I need is a SCHEDULE sheet..
Kindly refer the notes in the sameple.xls file
Awaiting your reply
unless the data you refer to
unless the data you refer to was used in the creation of the pivot table, it won't be possible to back it out..
Tree view
Thanks Nick
Is this possible using a treeview ???
if you don't have the
if you don't have the underlying data, it's not possible at all.
What I am saying is this:
You have Sale 1 = 100, Sale 2 = 300
Total = 400
- If you only have the 400 data, you can't back out Sale 1 and Sale 2 whatever you do...