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LAB

GETPIVOTDA - Linking Into Pivot-table Cell
 
GETPIVOTDATA

You create the pivot table and then are ready to use the data through normal
linking to the cell contents. In current versions of Excel, when you click
on a cell within pivot table, you get GETPIVOTDATA function. This works for
first cell, but once you want to do normal copy/paste/drag of values from
the pivot table, you are stuck because GETPIVOTDATA never updates (always
tied back to original GETPIVOTDATA function and particular cell reference).
The only way I know to address it is to manually type in cell address itself
rather than clicking on the cell. Then you can copy/paste/drag like normal.

I used to work heavily with Pivot Tables and never experienced this problem.

Any suggestions on getting around GETPIVOTDATA are appreciated.



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


LAB wrote:
GETPIVOTDATA

You create the pivot table and then are ready to use the data through normal
linking to the cell contents. In current versions of Excel, when you click
on a cell within pivot table, you get GETPIVOTDATA function. This works for
first cell, but once you want to do normal copy/paste/drag of values from
the pivot table, you are stuck because GETPIVOTDATA never updates (always
tied back to original GETPIVOTDATA function and particular cell reference).
The only way I know to address it is to manually type in cell address itself
rather than clicking on the cell. Then you can copy/paste/drag like normal.

I used to work heavily with Pivot Tables and never experienced this problem.

Any suggestions on getting around GETPIVOTDATA are appreciated.




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



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