![]() Changes made manually to the field filters on the table are not reflected on the slicers (you might want to hide the table filters)įrom the Excel table’s data, AlexJ built a pivot table, with the ID field in the Row Labels area.You need a unique identifier in each table row.Slicers don’t work on Excel 2010 tables, but if you’re using that version, there’s good news – AlexJ has developed a workaround. You can click one of the big Slicer buttons, instead of fumbling through the filter drop downs. ![]() They work just like Pivot Table Slicers, and are especially handy if you’re doing a presentation. In Excel 2013, Slicers were enabled for named tables too, so you can filter your data with a single click. And, unlike Report Filters, Slicers show you what is available in the other fields, after you have applied a filter. Slicers take up some room on the worksheet, but you can quickly see what filters have been applied. You couldn’t use Slicers to filter a table in Excel 2010 though. Instead of using the drop down lists in the pivot table headings, you can click on a Slicer, to quickly filter the pivot table. Pivot table filtering was improved in Excel 2010, when Slicers were introduced.
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