Pivot tables out of several pivot tables

wcthrill

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is this possible? or do i need to use the getpivotdata function only?
 

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I think the best way is to put all the data in a single table. Can still extract to numerous pivot tables.

=VLOOKUP() is a lot easier than GetPivotData. Can make unique values by making a new column with formula like =B1 & C1 and use that for lookup. Hide the columns if necessary.
 
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