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Sandy Mann
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Use a VLOOKUP() or HLOOKUP() function with MATCH() finding the third
element. It will then find the criteria where ever it goes to.
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"juanpablo" wrote in message
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B15 is a subtotal from several values in the pivot table.
"Bernard Liengme" wrote:
I think we need to know the criteria that makes B15 the one to use.
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"juanpablo" wrote in message
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I have the following problem.
On top of cell B20 like in B15 there is a pivot table.
My problem is that in cell B20 I have a formula that uses the value
from
B15, but every time the pivot table changes, the value I need is no
longer
on
B15 but in B17 or B13 depending if there is more or less data in the
pivot
table.
How can I still use the value from B15 in order to keep my formula in
B20
intact?
Thanks to all.
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