VBA identify what field level at in a cell

cogswel__cogs

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cell(e5) =GETPIVOTDATA("TXN Procedure Count",$A$3,"Financial SubDiv Name","IMMUNOLOGY")
cell(e6) =GETPIVOTDATA("TXN Procedure Count",$A$3,"Financial SubDiv Name","IMMUNOLOGY" ,"DX CODE","L27.2")

When I am in a cell and I click "-" and on pivot table data the get pivot function knows what "Field/position" level the data is on.
Is there a way for me in VBA to identify what (field/level) a particular cells data is for?
 

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