I use a Mac for work, and I have to send pivot table reports to colleagues and clients that use both PCs and Macs. I am using Excel 2007 to create the pivot tables, and I am having a lot of problems with producing a pivot table that looks the same on both Mac and PC.
Creating the pivot table on my Mac is such a pain, so I am now creating the tables on my personal PC. After I get the pivot table created and formatted it works/looks great on the PC, and any PC users I send it to. The problem I am having is when I send it to Mac users. All formatting seems to lost/messed up, and I can't seem to fix this on the Mac. I need the pivot tables to look professional and consistent for everyone I send them to, PC or Mac.
I am wondering if I need to write a macro to make the formatting stay the same on the Mac, and if I do, I am wondering how to do that? If anyone could help me out with this I would really appreciate it! Thanks!
Creating the pivot table on my Mac is such a pain, so I am now creating the tables on my personal PC. After I get the pivot table created and formatted it works/looks great on the PC, and any PC users I send it to. The problem I am having is when I send it to Mac users. All formatting seems to lost/messed up, and I can't seem to fix this on the Mac. I need the pivot tables to look professional and consistent for everyone I send them to, PC or Mac.
I am wondering if I need to write a macro to make the formatting stay the same on the Mac, and if I do, I am wondering how to do that? If anyone could help me out with this I would really appreciate it! Thanks!
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With Excel 2013, you do not need to create the charts manually. Excel will create the charts for you as you create your pivot tables, change aggregate functions, apply filters, etc. The chart below was automatically created for us from the simple pivot chart exercise that filtered data for Alfreds Futterkiste only. In Excel 2008 for Mac: Pivot Tables for Data Analysis, Microsoft Most Valuable Professional Curt Frye helps dispel the common fear of the Pivot Table feature, demonstrating how to use this powerful tool to discover valuable business intelligence.Curt shows how to create Pivot Table reports from internal Excel data and outside data sources, use filters to focus on the most important data in the.