Pivot Table - ignoring data filers on the Pivot Table Raw Data

Styromaker

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Running Excel 2013 on Windows 10

Working on a s/s where I have a data filter on the raw data list

Pivot tables always worked on the raw data only ignoring any filter on the raw data?

Is there a way to switch off this so the pivot table ignores the filter on the raw data
 

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I'm not seeing that. Whether I use a filtered Table or an old-school AutoFiltered range, a newly created Pivot Table ignores the filtering of the data and shows it all, until I apply filters in the Pivot Table.
 
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