Hey, if someone could help me out with this I would greatly appreciate it. I just purchased "Pivot Table Data Crunching for Excel 2007" and I haven't had any luck opening any data files on this website. They are all zipped and unzipping them I keep getting an error. Has anyone else had this problem? Please help, I would like to get the data set to practice with. Thank you very much.
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Pivot Table Book Data Help
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Excel Facts
Whats the difference between CONCAT and CONCATENATE?
The newer CONCAT function can reference a range of cells. =CONCATENATE(A1,A2,A3,A4,A5) becomes =CONCAT(A1:A5)
Derek Brown
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I cannot guarantee that I can find an answer but, to help, could you say what the error message says, which software is being used to unzip and whether you are using XP, Vista, Windows 7 etc., please.
Thanks for taking the time to help. I am using the newest version of Winzip, a Corel product on a Windows 7 platform. The error message says the file may be corrupt due to a loss in bytes. The unzipped program should have 122766 and the file has only 122760.
Thank you for your time.
Robert
Thank you for your time.
Robert
Derek Brown
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I have just downloaded the zip file to both a Windows XP and a Windows 7 machine and can extract the files on both without any problem.
However, I wonder if the problem is because you are using other software to unzip the file.
In both test cases, the file was downloaded and saved/shown as a "zipped folder". All I had to do was right mouse-click the folder and select "Extract".
However, I wonder if the problem is because you are using other software to unzip the file.
In both test cases, the file was downloaded and saved/shown as a "zipped folder". All I had to do was right mouse-click the folder and select "Extract".
