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Spidey

Vlookup within GetPivotData formula
 
Is it possible to use a Vlookup along with a GetPivotData formula?

Dave F

Vlookup within GetPivotData formula
 
Probably not, because VLOOKUP (and other lookup formulas) require that data
be formatted in a table, not pivot table, format.

Perhaps one thing you could do would be to create a table using the
GETPIVOTDATA function, and then run the VLOOKUP off that table.

Others may have a better solution.

Dave
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"Spidey" wrote:

Is it possible to use a Vlookup along with a GetPivotData formula?


Debra Dalgleish

Vlookup within GetPivotData formula
 
You could use the two formulas together, for example using GetPivotData
to pull a value from the pivot table, and looking up that value in a list.

If you give an example of what you're trying to do, someone may be able
to offer specific help.

Spidey wrote:
Is it possible to use a Vlookup along with a GetPivotData formula?



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