Two tables to a Pivot Table

AllisterB

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Office Version
  1. 365
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  1. Windows
Hi

I have a Client running Excel 2010. [They will not install PowerPivot :(]

In a workbook they have two Tables - each on a separate sheet. The Tables have a Customer Field in common. I want to be able to combine both Tables into a Pivot Table.

I am a Advanced Excel user (20 years).

What are my Options to get the Pivot Table.

Thank You

Abee
 

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Thanks Sandy

I have just switched to a MAC so where does Alt+D+P do ? :)
 
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Option+D+P probably
you will see new window wich allow you to set two ranges and make new one (PivotTable, standard)

btw. I don't know Mac :-)
 
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