Quickly Count Duplicates with Excel Pivot Table

Excel is a great tool for working with a list of data, and calculating sums and counts. Use functions like COUNTIF and COUNTIFS, to get counts based on one or more criteria. But don’t forget about pivot tables, when you need a quick count or sum. With a few clicks, a pivot table will quickly show how many of each item are in a list.

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Macro to Remove Pivot Table Calculated Fields

If you record a macro while you remove pivot table calculated fields, then try to run that macro later, you’ll get an error message. To solve that problem, use my macro to remove pivot table calculated fields. The code is shown below, and there’s also a sample file with the macro. To see all the steps, watch the short video.

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Change All Pivot Charts with Single Cell Filter

If you have several pivot charts on an Excel dashboard, and space is limited, here’s a way to change all pivot charts with a single filter cell. When you select a different date from the drop down in that cell, all the pivot charts are automatically updated. There are NO macros for this technique, just Slicers, that are stored on a different sheet.

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Excel Macro Lists All Pivot Tables and Pivot Fields

If you have a big Excel file, with lots of pivot tables, you might want to document everything that’s in the workbook. Maybe you inherited the workbook, and you’re not sure what’s in it. Or perhaps it’s a file that you only use occasionally, and it’s hard to remember what it contains. To get the details quickly, use the code shown below. This Excel macro lists all pivot tables and pivot fields in the active workbook.

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