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I have a worksheet with a GETPIVOTDATA command that works perfectly.
When I copy this worksheet to a new worksheet, the GETPIVOTDATA command returns a value of zero in the cell. However, if I go to the formula bar on the worksheet with the copied cell that returns the zero and click on the command text and then click back to a cell, the GETPIVOTDATA returns the correct value. What causes this? Is there a way to "recalc" the whole page at once instead of cell be cell? Thank you, Frank Hayes |
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