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hi,
I have a formula in cell A2 that references D2. like "=D2". D2 happens to be part of a pivot table (a grand total). how can I make sure that the cel reference follows or "chases" when the size of the pivot table decreases or increases. I want to avoind using GetPivotData if possible thanks in advance, geebee |
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