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IF #REF then display 0
I am using a PivotTable, and using the GETPIVOTDATA formula to popluate
data on a separate worksheet. The colums are days of the month, but if i don't have any data for that date it gives me a #REF. Is there a way i can include with my GETPIVOTDATA statement, that if it shows an error or #REF, it will displya a 0 or leave it blank, that way it doesn't mess up with the other data. Let me know if you need any additional information. |
IF #REF then display 0
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=if(ISERROR(getpivotdata()),0,getpivotdata()) " wrote: I am using a PivotTable, and using the GETPIVOTDATA formula to popluate data on a separate worksheet. The colums are days of the month, but if i don't have any data for that date it gives me a #REF. Is there a way i can include with my GETPIVOTDATA statement, that if it shows an error or #REF, it will displya a 0 or leave it blank, that way it doesn't mess up with the other data. Let me know if you need any additional information. |
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