If you clicked a cell in your list before you started the PivotTable Wizard, Microsoft Excel has automatically detected a source range for your PivotTable.To enter a range in the box, you can type the range, or select the range directly on your worksheet. If you need to move the dialog box out of your way temporarily, click Collapse Dialog {hbmp 708}.
If the preview chart looks the way you want, the data range is already correct.To change the data and labels for the chart, ...
If the user you selected is currently editing the workbook, this action will prevent the user from saving the workbook, and ...
If you already specified the data for the chart on the Data Range tab, the ranges, names, and labels are correct.However, ...
If you are sure this workbook is from a trusted source, click Yes. If you are not sure and want to prevent any macros from ...
If you clicked a cell in your list before you started the PivotTable Wizard, Microsoft Excel has automatically detected a ...
If you continue, the previous PivotTable formatting will be lost the next time you refresh the PivotTable or change the layout. ...
If you do not select a range first, list management commands act on the range named 'Database'. If you want another range, ...
If you don't know which function to use, type a brief description of what you want to do in the box, and then click Search. ...
If you don't see the PivotTable you want in the list:The PivotTable might be in a different workbook. Copy the PivotTable ...