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Theala
I tested this behavior in Excel 2003, 2007 and 2010 (Beta).
When I use Pivot Tables with Data Source references (Ex: TABLE[#ALL])
it can´t work if I use Excel in another Language (Localization) from
previous save. That means that if i created in Excel in English, I can
´t refresh Pivot Table in Portuguese, because of localization (EX:
TABLE[#ALL] = English , TABLE[#TUDO] = Portuguese).
Is there a design issue or a bug?
All other formulas translates and work as intended. (Ex: SUM =
English , SOMA = Portuguese)
PS: A workaround is to manually change data source in each Pivot
Table. (Ex: TABLE[#ALL] -> TABLE[#TUDO])
When I use Pivot Tables with Data Source references (Ex: TABLE[#ALL])
it can´t work if I use Excel in another Language (Localization) from
previous save. That means that if i created in Excel in English, I can
´t refresh Pivot Table in Portuguese, because of localization (EX:
TABLE[#ALL] = English , TABLE[#TUDO] = Portuguese).
Is there a design issue or a bug?
All other formulas translates and work as intended. (Ex: SUM =
English , SOMA = Portuguese)
PS: A workaround is to manually change data source in each Pivot
Table. (Ex: TABLE[#ALL] -> TABLE[#TUDO])