Crosstab - blank cells

Hello!
I want to create a crosstab report that does not have any blank cells when I export to Excel. When I create the crosstab, it automatically does what looks like a group sort. When I export this to excel, there are a lot of blank cells that need to be filled in. How can I make Discoverer fill them in for me, without using a table format? So that when I export to excel, I can create a pivot table from the data?
Thank you!
Megan

Megan,
I don't know what kind of work you are doing. But, keep in mind that de crosstab in Disco. alerady is a pivot table. So, probably you not need to export the data to Excel.
Cheers ~
Eduardo
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