TinaMHa You may enter locations in some cells, e.g. M8, M9, etc. If in M8 isBolivarthe formula could be =F8*(GETPIVOTDATA("Sum of Quantity",$A$3,"Charge","BT *PLUS*- Indv+Spouse<FREE MEDS<LABS<GBS","Location",$M
DR_74You can't 'attach' a formula like that to a shape. consider entering the GETPIVOTDATA formula in a cell near the pivot table and out of view of your dashboard and reference that cell in the shape. Example below. thank you very much for the help! DR_74 You may wrap it with ...
You can quickly enter a simple GETPIVOTDATA formula by typing = (the equal sign) in the cell you want to return the value to and then clicking the cell in the PivotTable that contains the data you want to return. You can turn this feature off by selecting any cell within an existing...
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For example, in the formula shown below, there is a reference to the date "1/1/13", and the pivot table shows the quantity sold on that date. However, the formula result in cell E4 is a #REF! error.=GETPIVOTDATA("Quantity",$B$3,"OrderDate","1/1/13")To see the steps for ...
Second, enter the GETPIVOTDATA formula in the [Sales] column. A2 and B2 correspond to the options in the dropdown menu from the first step. Then users can select an option in the dropdown menu to retrieve the corresponding sales data. Tip: An IFERROR function is also wrapped around...
PivotFormula Object PivotFormulas Object PivotItem Object PivotItemList Object PivotItems Object PivotLayout Object PivotLine Object PivotLineCells Object PivotLines Object PivotTable Object PivotTable Object PivotTable Members Properties Methods AddDataField Method AddFields Method CalculatedFields Method Change...
=IFERROR(GETPIVOTDATA( "Amount" , myPivot , $C$1 , $B7, $D$1 ,C$5),"") For some reason, whether by design or just a quirk, you cannot put the name of the Data field in a cell, and use that cell reference in the GPD formula. It would have been so nice if we could ...
[SOLVED] Error on complicated Vlookup/GetPivotData Formula Started by manny88, 11-09-2016 05:49 PM 3 982 Last Post: 11-10-2016 09:37 AM by dosydos Forum:Excel Formulas & Functions [SOLVED] GETPIVOTDATA - Can you reference subtotals? Started by Cortney306, 09-12-2016...
To get a correct answer while typing a date, below is the Getpivotdata Formula. The sale of 26thFeb 2018 is 643835. Things to Remember You cannot change the first argument of the function, i.e. Data_Field, to a cell reference; if so result will throw an error as#REF. ...