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This PowerShell script will automatically extract specified data from an Excel PivotTable and write it to a text document. You will need to open this in a text editor and fill in your own values, including file paths and filter names and specifications. You can also add a header and footer to the output.

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Excel-PivotTable-Data-Extractor

This PowerShell script will automatically extract specified data from an Excel PivotTable and write it to a text document. You will need to open this in a text editor and fill in your own values, including file paths and filter names and specifications. You can also add a header and footer to the output.

This is handy for LISTSERVs if you need to extract mailing list data from a PivotTable and want to save a ton of time and effort.

Note: It copies the first line twice for some unknown reason.

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This PowerShell script will automatically extract specified data from an Excel PivotTable and write it to a text document. You will need to open this in a text editor and fill in your own values, including file paths and filter names and specifications. You can also add a header and footer to the output.

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