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Is it possible to override totalling function/values?
I have a pivot table I am generating programmatically. I have the
totalling information as part of my result set. I want to override the totalling values with my result set's data. I am able to grab the totalling rows/columns, but it is quite messy depending on the possibility of subtotaling at many levels. I also am unable to actually override the value, it does nothing. Using VSTO: var grandTotalRow = pivotTable.DataBodyRange.Rows[pivotTable.DataBodyRange.Rows.Count]; grandTotalRow.Value2[1,1] = 666 but the value remains its' original value. Is it possible either overwrite the value or the formula to use data on another sheet/object? |
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