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I have a pivot table that has a Grand Totals Column. I am trying to
reference that complete column in another sheet. (I do some Countif &
Sumif Formulas on that column) Everything works fine until the source
data changes and the pivot gets updated, which either shrinks or
enlarges the pivot table. When this happens my links to the Grand
Totals Column aren’t valid anymore. How do I accommodate for this
occurrence.

Thanks
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On Jun 20, 12:03*pm, glen wrote:
I have a pivot table that has a Grand Totals Column. I am trying to
reference that complete column in another sheet. (I do some Countif &
Sumif Formulas on that column) Everything works fine until the source
data changes and the pivot gets updated, which either shrinks or
enlarges the pivot table. When this happens my links to the Grand
Totals Column aren’t valid anymore. How do I accommodate for this
occurrence.

Thanks


I should say I am using Excel 2003
Thanks for any help.
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