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You need to turn this feature off (or on) with the Generate GetPivotData
button. There are instructions here for adding the Generate GetPivotData button to a toolbar, and toggling the feature on and off: http://www.contextures.com/xlPivot06.html "Poj" wrote: I've just installed office 2003. I use piovt tables a lot. Before I could use an existing pivot table in formulas outside the table itself with great ease. But now, everytime I create a formula outside the pivot table all references are absolute and is full of no use formulas (like Get.Pivotdata(...). Only with a lot of work I can go around this new "feature" in excel 2003. Is there a way to solve this? |
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