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Click the Row labels drop down
Select "Value " filters" then " Greater then" Enter 2 in the empty textbox OK Double clicking on any result in the Count column will extract the details
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That makes sense, however, I don't want to create an individual sheet for every result in the count column. I want to extract all of the date from the 4 remaining results onto one worksheet at the same time. Does that make sense? If you can't do this from the pivot, is there another way? Thanks
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Any response from my latest question? Thank you.
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