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GETPIVOTDATA() with relative reference
Hi,
Is there a way of cheating GETPIVOTDATA() into using a cell reference as the data field argument? As in =GETPIVOTDATA(J8;$A$7;"Rep";$J$9:$L$9). I've tried with just about every function I can think to get the text from J8 used in the formula instead of having to write the text. Any hints? /Sune |
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GETPIVOTDATA() with relative reference
"Sune Fibaek" wrote:
Is there a way of cheating GETPIVOTDATA() into using a cell reference as the data field argument? As in =GETPIVOTDATA(J8;$A$7;"Rep";$J$9:$L$9). I've tried with just about every function I can think to get the text from J8 used in the formula instead of having to write the text. The T function seems to work ok when I tested it lightly, so we could try: =GETPIVOTDATA(T(J8);$A$7;"Rep";$J$9:$L$9). -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- |
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"Max" wrote:
The T function seems to work ok when I tested it lightly, Obviously!! That's exactly what, I was looking for! Thank you. /Sune |
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The T function seems to work ok when I tested it lightly,
Obviously! That was exactly what, I was looking for. Thank you. /Sune |
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Glad to hear that !
Thanks for the feedback .. -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Sune Fibaek" wrote: The T function seems to work ok when I tested it lightly, Obviously! That was exactly what, I was looking for. Thank you. /Sune |
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GETPIVOTDATA() with relative reference
Hi
Thank you Max the T() Function Worked like a Charm to the same query I posted earlier on this morning, and found the solution on this query. Thanks Roger Ramseier Max wrote: "Sune Fibaek" wrote: Is there a way of cheating GETPIVOTDATA() into using a cell reference as the data field argument? As in =GETPIVOTDATA(J8;$A$7;"Rep";$J$9:$L$9). I've tried with just about every function I can think to get the text from J8 used in the formula instead of having to write the text. The T function seems to work ok when I tested it lightly, so we could try: =GETPIVOTDATA(T(J8);$A$7;"Rep";$J$9:$L$9). -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- |
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Glad it fit the bill for you too, Roger ! Cheers.
-- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Roger The Rabbit" wrote: Thank you Max the T() Function Worked like a Charm to the same query I posted earlier on this morning, and found the solution on this query. Thanks Roger Ramseier |
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