You can use the ISERROR function to test the result. For example:

=IF(ISERROR(GETPIVOTDATA("Count",$A$6)),0,GETPIVOT DATA("Count",$A$6))

aly1cat wrote:
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Hi there, I had inherited a table summary which runs of a pivot table.
However for some reason I am getting "refs" messages which obviously
means an error of some sort and having difficulties finding out what
the error is?
can you help at all...if so, I can post the spreadsheet under separate
cover to look at?
But basically the formula is

"=GETPIVOTDATA("Count",'June 27 AP Status'!$A$6,"Objective
","002","Objective
Title","Data Backup and Data Recovery","Sub OC","CMP2")

What I want the formula to report is to get the data but if is there is
no data to get report back with a zero.

Can you help me??




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