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Pivit Tables
I have a vlookup that is searching a Pivot table. The proble is that every
morning the pivot table updates and adds a new column of data. This makes my vlookup error out because its looking in the wrong column. How do I tell my vlookup to look for a column with a heading OR tell it to look in the last column with data in it? Thanx, |
Pivit Tables
If you search for a heading, use a VLOOKUP that has many columns in
the 2nd argument. =VLOOKUP(value,A:Z,MATCH(heading,A1:Z1,0),0) For the last column: =VLOOKUP(value,A:Z,COUNTA(A1:Z1),0) HTH Kostis Vezerides On Jun 21, 6:29 pm, David A. wrote: I have a vlookup that is searching a Pivot table. The proble is that every morning the pivot table updates and adds a new column of data. This makes my vlookup error out because its looking in the wrong column. How do I tell my vlookup to look for a column with a heading OR tell it to look in the last column with data in it? Thanx, |
Pivit Tables
You can use the GETPIVOTDATA function to extract data from the pivot
table. There are instructions in Excel's Help, and he http://www.contextures.com/xlPivot06.html David A. wrote: I have a vlookup that is searching a Pivot table. The proble is that every morning the pivot table updates and adds a new column of data. This makes my vlookup error out because its looking in the wrong column. How do I tell my vlookup to look for a column with a heading OR tell it to look in the last column with data in it? Thanx, -- Debra Dalgleish Contextures http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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