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Andrew at Uni of Technology Sydney

How do I turn OFF the GETPIVOTDATA function?
 
I often want to reference a cell value in a pivot table by simply clicking on
the cell (rather than typing in the cell reference) usually to use in a
separate formula. I could do this in previous versions of Excel. In the
current version of Excel I get the GETPIVOTDATA function which includes
absolute cell references which means I cannot drag the formula down. This is
quite minor but also enfuriating.

Ken Wright

View / Toolbars / Pivot Table / Click on 'Generate PivotData' icon to toggle
function on/off

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Ken....................... Microsoft MVP - Excel
Sys Spec - Win XP Pro / XL 97/00/02/03

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"Andrew at Uni of Technology Sydney" <Andrew at Uni of Technology
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I often want to reference a cell value in a pivot table by simply clicking

on
the cell (rather than typing in the cell reference) usually to use in a
separate formula. I could do this in previous versions of Excel. In the
current version of Excel I get the GETPIVOTDATA function which includes
absolute cell references which means I cannot drag the formula down. This

is
quite minor but also enfuriating.




Debra Dalgleish

There are instructions here for adding the Generate GetPivotData button
to a toolbar, and toggling the feature on and off:

http://www.contextures.com/xlPivot06.html


Andrew at Uni of Technology Sydney wrote:
I often want to reference a cell value in a pivot table by simply clicking on
the cell (rather than typing in the cell reference) usually to use in a
separate formula. I could do this in previous versions of Excel. In the
current version of Excel I get the GETPIVOTDATA function which includes
absolute cell references which means I cannot drag the formula down. This is
quite minor but also enfuriating.



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Debra Dalgleish
Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List
http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html



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