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Extracting Pivot Table Grand Totals
I would like to interrogate the value of a grand totals field to determine
it's formatting What is the property or object that I must use to get the value and not the name of the field? The following returns the name of the field (The same as the name in parenthesis) MsgBox PvTbl.PivotFields("Sum of Num of Occ").Value Thanks for your help! |
Extracting Pivot Table Grand Totals
MsgBox PvTbl.GetPivotData("Num of Occ")
Gives you the GrandTotal of the specified field. Assumes "Num of Occ" is the actual field name in the underlying datasource, rather than the "column header" in the table itself. HTH, -- George Nicholson Remove 'Junk' from return address. "Lee Hunter" wrote in message ... I would like to interrogate the value of a grand totals field to determine it's formatting What is the property or object that I must use to get the value and not the name of the field? The following returns the name of the field (The same as the name in parenthesis) MsgBox PvTbl.PivotFields("Sum of Num of Occ").Value Thanks for your help! |
Extracting Pivot Table Grand Totals
Thanks George.
Exactly what I was looking for. Lee "George Nicholson" wrote: MsgBox PvTbl.GetPivotData("Num of Occ") Gives you the GrandTotal of the specified field. Assumes "Num of Occ" is the actual field name in the underlying datasource, rather than the "column header" in the table itself. HTH, -- George Nicholson Remove 'Junk' from return address. "Lee Hunter" wrote in message ... I would like to interrogate the value of a grand totals field to determine it's formatting What is the property or object that I must use to get the value and not the name of the field? The following returns the name of the field (The same as the name in parenthesis) MsgBox PvTbl.PivotFields("Sum of Num of Occ").Value Thanks for your help! |
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