GetPivotTable Data question

John P

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I had the entire post drafted and then somehow deleted it, so this will be brief. I have no problems using this function when sourcing the normal fields in a pivot table, but it I attempt to source the "automated summation" fields, I receive the #REF error. Is there a way to successfully source these values as opposed to summing all the GetPivotTable data values. I need a more efficient process because the current process forces me to validate the presense of the data with the =(IF(ISNUMBER(MATCH

The problem with using the ISNUMBER is that I hit the Excel limit for characters in a cell and it does not work. Any suggestions are appreciated. Thanks
 

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not sure what you mean - the totals / subtotals can be returned in a getpivotdata():
Book2
ABCDEFG
1ID1ID2Num
2AAa1
3ABa2SumofNum
4AAa3ID1ID2Total
5ABb4AAa4
6AAb5b5
7ABb6AATotal9
8ABa2
9b10
10ABTotal12
11GrandTotal21
12
13Grandtotal21
14ID1AAtotal9
15
Sheet1
 
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It works if I reference the grand total, but not any of the higher level totals like AA Total in your example. Does your work if you reference AA Total? If I could figure out how to post a picture of what I am working with I would do it.
 
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I follow your logic, but it does not seem to work. Could it be because I have one more piece of logic than you? I need to drive it to the month, so I need PA Completed for the specific reporting month. My formula looks like =GETPIVOTDATA(F7,"Reporting Month","12/1/2003","PA") and it returns the #REF error.
 
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The layout of my table is as follows:
Page: Region & Term_Type
ROW: Derived Type & Market
Column: Reporting Month
Data: Completed, Compliant, Compliance %, Late-Delinquent & Net Compliance.

I am attempting to retuinr the Derived_Type Summation value for a particular reporting month.

Please let me know if you require further detail. Thanks!!
 
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After all of these questions, I just tried to "dummy" method and linked to the cell in the pivot. Here is the formula that worked:
=GETPIVOTDATA("Completed ",$F$6,"Reporting Month",DATE(2003,12,1),"Derived Type","PA")

Thanks for working with me on this.
 
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