So I have a database connection that pulls data into a pivot table in excel, however I have a column called "Customer" I want to filter on, but i want to filter on specific customers (i want to filter on around 100 different customers), so this would be tedious to go though the filter on the pivot customer column and select each one, one by one. I was wondering is there a way to filter the "Customer" column in the pivot table by multiple values, e.g. if I had a another table with a list of all the customers I need, can i use that table to somehow connect to the pivot and filter the pivot by only the customer in my other table?
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1One thought is adding another column to your data. That column could be a yes/no and link to the data you want to filter on.– IsolatedCommented Mar 13, 2023 at 15:13
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@Isolated I think i kinda of understand what you mean, but can you please explain in a bit more detail– Mathews JoyCommented Mar 13, 2023 at 16:35
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This can be done in the database connection, but it probably requires a rebuild of the connection (to accept variables) and the pivot table.– gns100Commented Mar 13, 2023 at 16:54
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@MathewsJoy I missed your comment about the database connection. Not sure how to accomplish if that's the case.– IsolatedCommented Mar 13, 2023 at 17:43
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