John,
You need to refresh the pivot table after adding in the new column. To
do this, click on the pivot table - press the right mouse button and
select the "Refresh Data" option (or click on the ! icon on the pivot
table toolbar. Once you do this, the new column appears in the wizard.
Gabhan Berry
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"John Jost" <anonymous.DeleteThis@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:<09d601c3ba6e$2292a2b0$a401280a@phx.gbl>...
> I have a pivot table question. I have created a pivot
> table that points to a spreadsheet with 20 columns of
> data. After creating the pivot table, I needed to go back
> and add a column in the middle of the data range. No
> problem. However, when I go back to the pivot table
> wizard I don't see the additional column. Aside from
> deleting the pivot table and starting from scratch, is
> there a way for PT to see any additional columns within
> the selected range?<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->