Collating data from a Pivot table

Surreyview

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Hello,

I wonder if anyone can help me. I had the formula working a few months ago and now it wont work.

I have a pivot table with lots of data: The Columns are a list of service types and rows of quarter/year.

I have a table below where I want to collate the data, so for example for Q1 2019, I want to know how many people are selling Service A.
Then for Q22019, Q3 2019 and so on.

I am using the following formula:
=GETPIVOTDATA("Account Name:",$A$37,"Service Type:","Service A","Estimated Date for business to commence:","Q1 2019")


but I am getting back: #REF ! what have I done wrong? It did used to work.
Thank you
 

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