Unable To Create Pivot Table In Existing Worksheet

huntermaclean

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Also, I cannot move the Pivot Table from the new Worksheet it is created in, to my existing Worksheet.

I am running Excel 2011 for Mac.

I have a Worksheet with a small amount of data, and when I click the Pivot Table button it automatically creates the Pivot Table in a new Worksheet. The Pivot Table data is fine, but I want it to display alongside the source data.
I've tried using the Move Pivot Table option and choosing to Create Pivot Table in Existing Worksheet and choosing a source cell alongside my current data, but nothing appears. Also, I checked in Edit menu and found that the Pivot Table appears to have not even been created/moved because there is no option to undo it.

Appreciate any help, let me know if you have any further questions.

Hunter
 

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Hi, I have exactly the same problem... Saw no reply to this post and was wondering if you figured out how to do it? How to create a pivot alongside the original data?

Please, let me know.

Would greatly appreciate the help.

Thank you,

Ezhena
 
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Hi, I have exactly the same problem... Saw no reply to this post and was wondering if you figured out how to do it? How to create a pivot alongside the original data?

Please, let me know.

Would greatly appreciate the help.

Thank you,

Ezhena

Hi, I am facing exactly the same problem on my Excel 2011 for Mac. Wonder whether you have managed to figure out the issue. Your reply is appreciated. Thanks,
 
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Click a cell on the sheet. Go to Insert> pivot table. select the range of data you wouldlike to use> select ok.

also you must have labeled columns. Hope it helps you.
 
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