T
Terrell Miller
got a question about using pivot tables in Access.
You know how in Excel you can have the "data" fields in a pivot table
either top-to-bottom (the default) or side-by-side? I'm trying to figure
out how to do that in Access. When I add them to the data field I can
only get them side-by-side. I tried both drag-and-drop and using the
AddTo feature of the field list dialog box. Also tried adding one or
both as row selector fields or column selector fields, no joy.
What I would like the pivot table to look like is the following:
[year] --> 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005
[State]
AL [total] [total] [total] [total] [total] [total] [total]
[%tot] [%tot] [%tot] [%tot] [%tot] [%tot]
AR
etc.
....with two rows for each state, instead of this, the only way I can get
it in Access:
[year] --> 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005
[State]
AL [total] [%tot] [total] [%tot] [total] [%tot] [total] [%tot] [total]
[%tot] [total] [%tot]
AR
etc.
with two columns for each state.
Any help greatly appreciated!
You know how in Excel you can have the "data" fields in a pivot table
either top-to-bottom (the default) or side-by-side? I'm trying to figure
out how to do that in Access. When I add them to the data field I can
only get them side-by-side. I tried both drag-and-drop and using the
AddTo feature of the field list dialog box. Also tried adding one or
both as row selector fields or column selector fields, no joy.
What I would like the pivot table to look like is the following:
[year] --> 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005
[State]
AL [total] [total] [total] [total] [total] [total] [total]
[%tot] [%tot] [%tot] [%tot] [%tot] [%tot]
AR
etc.
....with two rows for each state, instead of this, the only way I can get
it in Access:
[year] --> 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005
[State]
AL [total] [%tot] [total] [%tot] [total] [%tot] [total] [%tot] [total]
[%tot] [total] [%tot]
AR
etc.
with two columns for each state.
Any help greatly appreciated!