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Pivot Table
I have a Pivot Table below where column 1 has the value 'a' for my 3 rows of
data. How can I do a vlookup on column 1 with the value 'a' and column 2 with the value 'e' and return my total of 3? Count of 3 1 2 Total a d 2 e 3 n 1 a Total 6 Grand Total 6 |
Pivot Table
If you type an "=" and click the cell in the table you should get a
dynamic formula: =GETPIVOTDATA("3",$A$1,"1","a","2","e") Then you could replace "a" and "e" by cell references Alternatively, if you want to use lookup functions try: =LOOKUP(2,1/(LOOKUP(ROW(A2:A5),ROW(A2:A5)/(A2:A5<""),A2:A5)="a") /(B2:B5="e"),C2:C5) The key to the formula is: LOOKUP(ROW(A2:A5),ROW(A2:A5)/(A2:A5<""),A2:A5) which fills in blanks in the first column. Terence wrote: I have a Pivot Table below where column 1 has the value 'a' for my 3 rows of data. How can I do a vlookup on column 1 with the value 'a' and column 2 with the value 'e' and return my total of 3? Count of 3 1 2 Total a d 2 e 3 n 1 a Total 6 Grand Total 6 |
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