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Pivot Table Data
I have learned to use GETPIVOTDATA to retrieve numbers aligned with employees
names. When an employees name does not appear on the pivot table, it returns #REF!, which can be turned into 4 with the ERROR.TYPE command. I can turn the 4 into a 0, but then when the number is not a 4, I get #N/A. Is there any way to get a 0 off of the pivot table if an employee name does not show up? |
Pivot Table Data
You can wrap the GETPIVOTDATA formula inside another function to return zero
if GETPIVOTDATA returns an error. In Excel 2007 you can use IFERROR: =IFERROR(GETPIVOTDATA(...),0) In Excel 2003 & earlier, you can use an IF(ISERROR( construction: =IF(ISERROR(GETPIVOTDATA(...)),0,GETPIVOTDATA(...) ) Replace ... with the arguments for your GETPIVOTDATA formula. Hope this helps, Hutch "ms" wrote: I have learned to use GETPIVOTDATA to retrieve numbers aligned with employees names. When an employees name does not appear on the pivot table, it returns #REF!, which can be turned into 4 with the ERROR.TYPE command. I can turn the 4 into a 0, but then when the number is not a 4, I get #N/A. Is there any way to get a 0 off of the pivot table if an employee name does not show up? |
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