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    Howardc,

    Are you asking how to create the existing pivot table in the attached workbook? from what I see, that's different from what you've mentioned
    set up a Pivot table to show the total Cost & NBV (New Book Value) per asset type for the 2012 Financial Year (Oct 2011 - Sept 2012)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Excel Fox View Post
    Howardc,

    Are you asking how to create the existing pivot table in the attached workbook? from what I see, that's different from what you've mentioned
    Hi Excelfox

    I want extract into a Pivot table data pertaining to a financial year. I would have to set up a formula in the sheet containing the raw data before creating the Pivot table

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