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=GETPIVOTDATA("NetSales",data!$A$1,"trans_date",C3 3,"store_code","023")

trans_date is the date in the transaction, c33 is the date. But i have
no date which i can reference to, because of that it's displaying
#ref!. i want it to be '0' instead. how can i get around this?


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try,

=if(iserror(GETPIVOTDATA("NetSales",data!$A$1,"tra ns_date",C33,"store_code","023"),0,GETPIVOTDATA("N etSales",data!$A$1,"trans_date",C33,"store_code"," 023"))

hope this helps
Regards from Brazil
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=GETPIVOTDATA("NetSales",data!$A$1,"trans_date",C3 3,"store_code","023")

trans_date is the date in the transaction, c33 is the date. But i have
no date which i can reference to, because of that it's displaying
#ref!. i want it to be '0' instead. how can i get around this?


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Default no reference date #ref!

The PivotTable Options Dialog allows you to specify specific values to show
for empty cells or for error value.

Would setting a '0' as the value to show when no data exists do what you want?

HTH,

TK

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=GETPIVOTDATA("NetSales",data!$A$1,"trans_date",C3 3,"store_code","023")

trans_date is the date in the transaction, c33 is the date. But i have
no date which i can reference to, because of that it's displaying
#ref!. i want it to be '0' instead. how can i get around this?


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