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AFAIK, you can refer to an item by position in a calculated formula, but
not in a GetPivotData formula. You could use the Match function to find the Name field button, and return the value in the cell below. For example: =GETPIVOTDATA($A$4,INDIRECT("A"&MATCH("Rep",A:A,0) +1)&" Units") choop wrote: According to help you can reference a pivot table entry by position. for example sales Name joe 5 mike 4 How do I reference the top person assuming they will always be in the same position? I am ordering my table by sales, so I want the top sales person's total to be the result of my formula. I would imagine this: (doesn't work though) =getpivotdata(pivotName,Name[1] Sales) I have tried lots of different quotation combinations. any ideas? Thanks -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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