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GetPivotData
I am looking for a good description of the GetPivotData function. I have
found a number of descriptions on the net but none of them are complete. I am trying to use several Cell References to retrieve information from a Pivot Table but I keep getting a syntax error. Here is an example of what I am trying to do: =GetPivotData('Rancho Results'!A4:H449,"CHANNEL_NUMBER",H13,"Zone","Rive rside","State",Sheet3!C2) Can someone describe to me how to do this? |
Assuming you're using Excel 2000, you need to add spaces to the text,
and concatenate the cell references using the & operator. For example: =GetPivotData('Rancho Results'!$A$4,"CHANNEL_NUMBER " & H13 & " Zone " & " Riverside State " & Sheet3!C2) Henry Leibowitz wrote: I am looking for a good description of the GetPivotData function. I have found a number of descriptions on the net but none of them are complete. I am trying to use several Cell References to retrieve information from a Pivot Table but I keep getting a syntax error. Here is an example of what I am trying to do: =GetPivotData('Rancho Results'!A4:H449,"CHANNEL_NUMBER",H13,"Zone","Rive rside","State",Sheet3!C2) Can someone describe to me how to do this? -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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