Pivot table macro and text instead of numbers help

bloodmilksky

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Hi Guys,

I am very new to pivot tables and I was just wondering if anyone can help.

I have a pivot table set up at the moment for out of stock orders.

  • Report Filter - Account number Example : 12008003
  • Row Labels - Order Number Example 818042187
  • Row Labels - Item Description Example Apples
  • Values - Order Qty 2
  • Values Comments (Text But is showing as number)

I was wondering if anyone knows of how to change Values Comments from Numbers to Text and Also if anyone knows of a macro that would automate selecting each number in the Report Filter?

any help would be greatly appreciated.

many thanks

Jamie
 

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