combining pivot tables

ssindemployee

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Hi, I have a new pivot table that I have imported external data. It is for remittances, so I have all of the transaction for a particular creditor. What I want to do now is insert the address into the top section of the document, so do I need to import more data within the workbook, turn that into a pivot table and then combine the two? Or is there an easier way?
 

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If you have inserted new column for address in your worksheet, then create a freah Pivote table. if it already exists then drag and drop. in exiting one.
 
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