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Pivot Tables causing file issues

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JBandCompany - 31 May 2006 18:58 GMT
I routinely apply a pivot table to large amounts of data (5000+ rows).
The table properly summarizes the data and looks great, but after I
save the file and then close it I find that when I go to open it again
excel can no longer open the file.  I get a simple message that states
unable to read file.  Is anyone else experiencing the same problem.  I
am running a PowerMac G4 and Excel 2004.
JE McGimpsey - 31 May 2006 21:12 GMT
> I routinely apply a pivot table to large amounts of data (5000+ rows).
> The table properly summarizes the data and looks great, but after I
> save the file and then close it I find that when I go to open it again
> excel can no longer open the file.  I get a simple message that states
> unable to read file.  Is anyone else experiencing the same problem.  I
> am running a PowerMac G4 and Excel 2004.

I haven't seen any problems like that, and I routinely have clients with
10,000 row PTs. You may have a corrupt workbook.

Try copying all of the data (CMD-a, CMD-c, not copying the worksheet(s)
directly) to a new workbook, then recreate your PT. Any change?
 
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