Trouble using getpivotdata with different dimensions, Vertical and Horizontal
I am trying to use getpivotdata, but not sure how to get the formula working properly. I need to have the critera of business date, Name, and then base it on my headers and return the numbered area in the 2nd image. I have multiple "Values" in the pivot that need to be included.
I have also tried an index match, =INDEX($CD:$CN, MATCH(1,INDEX(($X2=$CA:$CA ) * (Z$1 =$BZ:$BZ) * ($Y2 = $BK1:$BY1),),0))
where I want to put the formulas,
My pivot table:
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I am trying to use getpivotdata, but not sure how to get the formula working properly. I need to have the critera of business date, Name, and then base it on my headers and return the numbered area in the 2nd image. I have multiple "Values" in the pivot that need to be included.
I have also tried an index match, =INDEX($CD:$CN, MATCH(1,INDEX(($X2=$CA:$CA ) * (Z$1 =$BZ:$BZ) * ($Y2 = $BK1:$BY1),),0))
where I want to put the formulas,
My pivot table:
microsoft-excel
asked Jan 15 at 21:13
excelguyexcelguy
758
add a comment |
I am trying to use getpivotdata, but not sure how to get the formula working properly. I need to have the critera of business date, Name, and then base it on my headers and return the numbered area in the 2nd image. I have multiple "Values" in the pivot that need to be included.
I have also tried an index match, =INDEX($CD:$CN, MATCH(1,INDEX(($X2=$CA:$CA ) * (Z$1 =$BZ:$BZ) * ($Y2 = $BK1:$BY1),),0))
where I want to put the formulas,
My pivot table:
microsoft-excel
asked Jan 15 at 21:13
excelguyexcelguy
758
I am trying to use getpivotdata, but not sure how to get the formula working properly. I need to have the critera of business date, Name, and then base it on my headers and return the numbered area in the 2nd image. I have multiple "Values" in the pivot that need to be included.
I have also tried an index match, =INDEX($CD:$CN, MATCH(1,INDEX(($X2=$CA:$CA ) * (Z$1 =$BZ:$BZ) * ($Y2 = $BK1:$BY1),),0))
where I want to put the formulas,
My pivot table:
microsoft-excel
microsoft-excel
asked Jan 15 at 21:13
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758
asked Jan 15 at 21:13
excelguyexcelguy
758
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I hate writing GETPIVOTDATA from scratch so I cheat and normally do it by typing = and then clicking into the first cell I want from the pivot table (e.g. Stack, 12/20/17 & Sum of Up). Excel then gives me something like this:
Then where I see hardcoded values for "12/20/17" and "Up" I change them to relative references like $A2 and C$1. In this instance for the "Sum of Up" I've concatenated together "Sum of " and then used $B2.
This dynamic formula can then be dragged down and across for the remaining cells.
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I hate writing GETPIVOTDATA from scratch so I cheat and normally do it by typing = and then clicking into the first cell I want from the pivot table (e.g. Stack, 12/20/17 & Sum of Up). Excel then gives me something like this:
Then where I see hardcoded values for "12/20/17" and "Up" I change them to relative references like $A2 and C$1. In this instance for the "Sum of Up" I've concatenated together "Sum of " and then used $B2.
This dynamic formula can then be dragged down and across for the remaining cells.
answered Jan 16 at 8:22
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I hate writing GETPIVOTDATA from scratch so I cheat and normally do it by typing = and then clicking into the first cell I want from the pivot table (e.g. Stack, 12/20/17 & Sum of Up). Excel then gives me something like this:
Then where I see hardcoded values for "12/20/17" and "Up" I change them to relative references like $A2 and C$1. In this instance for the "Sum of Up" I've concatenated together "Sum of " and then used $B2.
This dynamic formula can then be dragged down and across for the remaining cells.
answered Jan 16 at 8:22
RickyTillsonRickyTillson
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I hate writing GETPIVOTDATA from scratch so I cheat and normally do it by typing = and then clicking into the first cell I want from the pivot table (e.g. Stack, 12/20/17 & Sum of Up). Excel then gives me something like this:
Then where I see hardcoded values for "12/20/17" and "Up" I change them to relative references like $A2 and C$1. In this instance for the "Sum of Up" I've concatenated together "Sum of " and then used $B2.
This dynamic formula can then be dragged down and across for the remaining cells.
answered Jan 16 at 8:22
RickyTillsonRickyTillson
32718
I hate writing GETPIVOTDATA from scratch so I cheat and normally do it by typing = and then clicking into the first cell I want from the pivot table (e.g. Stack, 12/20/17 & Sum of Up). Excel then gives me something like this:
Then where I see hardcoded values for "12/20/17" and "Up" I change them to relative references like $A2 and C$1. In this instance for the "Sum of Up" I've concatenated together "Sum of " and then used $B2.
This dynamic formula can then be dragged down and across for the remaining cells.
answered Jan 16 at 8:22
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answered Jan 16 at 8:22
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