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SYMPTOMSIn Microsoft Excel, if you run the PivotTable Wizard on a PivotTable that you created from data in another PivotTable, the option selected in the Create PivotTable From Data In list is the data source of the original PivotTable, rather than the Another PivotTable option you selected to create the PivotTable. CAUSEThis behavior is by design so that you can see or change your original data source for the PivotTable that was created from data in the existing PivotTable. The two pivot tables still use the same data cache, unless you edit the reference (when your table is based on data from a Microsoft Excel list, database, or from multiple worksheet ranges) or you edit the query for one of the PivotTables (when your data is from an external data source). WORKAROUNDIf you edit the range or query for one of the PivotTables, another cache is created so that each PivotTable has its own cache. To edit one of the PivotTables so that they again share the same cache, follow these steps:
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When you create a PivotTable, you can use the Another PivotTable option
in the PivotTable Wizard as the data source if the current workbook
already contains a PivotTable. When you use this option, the same cache
is used for the other PivotTable or Tables, limiting the number of copies
of the source data in memory. However, if you then edit the original data
source for a PivotTable that is sharing a data cache with another
PivotTable, a new cache is created for the PivotTable you edit.
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