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pivot table question
How can i use getpivotdata function if my pivot table has no row
field. I only use page , column , and data fields. However, i want the use the data in the grand total of a certain data field which happens to be a calculated field. Thus there is no 'name' to reference since there is no row field ? Thanks scott |
pivot table question
For a column field named "Rep", and calculated field named "Comm", the
formula in Excel 2002 would be similar to the following: =GETPIVOTDATA("Sum of Comm",$A$3,"Rep","Morgan") or in Excel 2000: =GETPIVOTDATA(Pivot!$A$1,"Rep Morgan 'Sum of Comm'") scott23 wrote: How can i use getpivotdata function if my pivot table has no row field. I only use page , column , and data fields. However, i want the use the data in the grand total of a certain data field which happens to be a calculated field. Thus there is no 'name' to reference since there is no row field ? -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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