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How do I hide hide #REF! in Excel
I have a pivot table that summarize sales by manager.
I am using the "=GETPIVOTDATA" function to capture the data into a table. The table lists the managers name in column A and the summary data from the pivot table in column B One of the managers has not had any sales so far this year, so they do not show up in the pivot table. This causes the #REF! error in the table. I would like for it to show "0" or just be blank instead of it showing #REF!. Is there an easy way to hide this error? Thanks -- Perry K |
How do I hide hide #REF! in Excel
There is an error function called IsRef. So something like this...
=if(isref(getpivotdata(...), 0, getpivotdata(...)) -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "PerryK" wrote: I have a pivot table that summarize sales by manager. I am using the "=GETPIVOTDATA" function to capture the data into a table. The table lists the managers name in column A and the summary data from the pivot table in column B One of the managers has not had any sales so far this year, so they do not show up in the pivot table. This causes the #REF! error in the table. I would like for it to show "0" or just be blank instead of it showing #REF!. Is there an easy way to hide this error? Thanks -- Perry K |
How do I hide hide #REF! in Excel
Jim,
thanks --That did it! -- Perry K "Jim Thomlinson" wrote: There is an error function called IsRef. So something like this... =if(isref(getpivotdata(...), 0, getpivotdata(...)) -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "PerryK" wrote: I have a pivot table that summarize sales by manager. I am using the "=GETPIVOTDATA" function to capture the data into a table. The table lists the managers name in column A and the summary data from the pivot table in column B One of the managers has not had any sales so far this year, so they do not show up in the pivot table. This causes the #REF! error in the table. I would like for it to show "0" or just be blank instead of it showing #REF!. Is there an easy way to hide this error? Thanks -- Perry K |
How do I hide hide #REF! in Excel
one way might be:
=IF(ISERROR(GETPIVOTDATA(...)),0,GETPIVOTDATA(...) ) On 27 Lut, 14:59, PerryK wrote: I have a pivot table that summarize sales by manager. I am using the "=GETPIVOTDATA" function to capture the data into a table. The table lists the managers name in column A and the summary data from the pivot table in column B One of the managers has not had any sales so far this year, so they do not show up in the pivot table. This causes the #REF! error in the table. I would like for it to show "0" or just be blank instead of it showing #REF!. Is there an easy way to hide this error? Thanks -- Perry K |
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