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GETPIVOTDATE Funtion
I have a formula in spreadsheet to pull data from a pivot table. Part of the
formula is a Date function. I would like to copy this formula down the spreadsheet with the date advancing to the next day, but it only directly copies the fomula. How can I get this to work without going into each cell and changeing the date? =GETPIVOTDATA("Result",Pivot!$A$4,"Result","In","L ocation","Finished Product","Line",11,"Sample type2","0 day","MFG",DATE(2010,1,1)) |
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Hi Kathy
Maybe =GETPIVOTDATA("Result",Pivot!$A$4,"Result","In","L ocation","Finished Product","Line",11,"Sample type2","0 day","MFG",DATE(2010,1,ROWS($1:1))) -- Regards Roger Govier wrote: I have a formula in spreadsheet to pull data from a pivot table. Part of the formula is a Date function. I would like to copy this formula down the spreadsheet with the date advancing to the next day, but it only directly copies the fomula. How can I get this to work without going into each cell and changeing the date? =GETPIVOTDATA("Result",Pivot!$A$4,"Result","In","L ocation","Finished Product","Line",11,"Sample type2","0 day","MFG",DATE(2010,1,1)) |
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Hi Kathy
Maybe =GETPIVOTDATA("Result",Pivot!$A$4,"Result","In","L ocation","Finished Product","Line",11,"Sample type2","0 day","MFG",DATE(2010,1,ROWS($1:1))) -- Regards Roger Govier wrote: I have a formula in spreadsheet to pull data from a pivot table. Part of the formula is a Date function. I would like to copy this formula down the spreadsheet with the date advancing to the next day, but it only directly copies the fomula. How can I get this to work without going into each cell and changeing the date? =GETPIVOTDATA("Result",Pivot!$A$4,"Result","In","L ocation","Finished Product","Line",11,"Sample type2","0 day","MFG",DATE(2010,1,1)) |
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GETPIVOTDATE Funtion
Use a cheater row.
Assuming your formula is in Column G, put your dates in column H. Now change the formula to something like this... =GETPIVOTDATA("Result",Pivot!$A$4,"Result","In","L ocation","Finished Product","Line",11,"Sample type2","0 day","MFG",H4) -- Hope this helps. If it does, please click the Yes button. Thanks in advance for your feedback. Gary Brown " wrote: I have a formula in spreadsheet to pull data from a pivot table. Part of the formula is a Date function. I would like to copy this formula down the spreadsheet with the date advancing to the next day, but it only directly copies the fomula. How can I get this to work without going into each cell and changeing the date? =GETPIVOTDATA("Result",Pivot!$A$4,"Result","In","L ocation","Finished Product","Line",11,"Sample type2","0 day","MFG",DATE(2010,1,1)) |
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Hi Kathy
Maybe =GETPIVOTDATA("Result",Pivot!$A$4,"Result","In","L ocation","Finished Product","Line",11,"Sample type2","0 day","MFG",DATE(2010,1,ROWS($1:1))) -- Regards Roger Govier wrote: I have a formula in spreadsheet to pull data from a pivot table. Part of the formula is a Date function. I would like to copy this formula down the spreadsheet with the date advancing to the next day, but it only directly copies the fomula. How can I get this to work without going into each cell and changeing the date? =GETPIVOTDATA("Result",Pivot!$A$4,"Result","In","L ocation","Finished Product","Line",11,"Sample type2","0 day","MFG",DATE(2010,1,1)) |
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