Excel For Mac Getpivotdata

To get the subtotal for a value field in a pivot table that has been grouped by date, you can use the GETPIVOTDATA function and a number that corresponds to the date grouping. In the example shown, the formula in I7 is...

1. Excel 2016 Getpivotdata

To get the subtotal for a value field in a pivot table, you can use the GETPIVOTDATA function. In the example shown, the formula in I6 is:=GETPIVOTDATA('Sales',$B$4,'Product','Almond')...

To get the grand total for a value field in a pivot table, you can use the GETPIVOTDATA function. In the example shown, the formula in I6 is:=GETPIVOTDATA('Sales',$B$4)Although you can reference any cell...

Apr 24, 2012  Trying to use ISERROR and ' (see formula below) to return blanks instead of zeros for a table that holds sales data for the calendar year - need values for months that have no sales data to register as blanks instead of zeros to ensure accuracy of charts that are based on table. Am using Excel for Mac 2011. =IF(ISERROR(GETPIVOTDATA('Sum of Total Price (converted)',$1:$1048576,'Sales. Jul 11, 2006  HI, I am having difficulties with Excel 2004 for MAC with the Getpivotdata function. The syntax is different between EXCEL 2003 for Windows and MAC 2004. I have constructed a very complex budget of operations dealing with dynamic tables and for some reason whenever i opened the excel.

HI,
I am having difficulties with Excel 2004 for MAC with the Getpivotdata function. The syntax is different between EXCEL 2003 for Windows and MAC 2004.
I have constructed a very complex budget of operations dealing with dynamic tables and for some reason whenever i opened the excel file in my mac i get the #value ! error.
I am quite clear that is has to do with the syntax used. But, this spreadsheet is done and it took quite a large amount of hours and i dont want to go back and change everything.
Is there a way to fix this and make the getpivotdata syntaxis work in MAC as is does in EXCEL for Windows. ???
your help is appreciated...

Excel 2016 Getpivotdata

• GETPIVOTDATA is a function in Excel that belongs to the Lookup and Reference group of functions. It allows you to create a formula that references a cell inside an Excel PivotTable. GETPIVOTDATA could come as quite a surprise if you were expecting cell references.
• Feb 28, 2018  The GetPivotData Surprise. Have you ever experienced the GetPivotData surprise? 🙂 This happens when you are creating a formula in an Excel worksheet, and click a cell inside a pivot table. Instead of getting a cell reference like =B4, we get a long ugly GETPIVOTDATA function added to.
• Nov 21, 2009  Hi All, I have a spreadsheet that pulls data through from a pivot table into a different format on a frontpage. This absolutely has to be done in this way, there isn't an alternative to this. I am doing this by using the GETPIVOTDATA function and this works fine, however I want to also replicate the functionality where you can double click on the pivottable result to show the lines of data.