Next, click the drop down arrow for Options.At the left click the arrow on the PivotTable command.Or, under PivotTable Tools, click the Options tab.On the Ribbon, click the PivotTable Analyze tab.NOTE: This will affect ALL Excel workbooks, not just the active workbook NOTE: This is an application-level setting in Excel, and affects ALL workbooks on your computer, not just the active workbook.Ĭommand, using the Excel Ribbon, follow these steps:.If you prefer, you can turn that setting off, by using either the Excel Ribbon, or Excel Options. There are written steps below the video, using 2 different methods to stop GetPivotData formulas.īy default, when you first use a newly installed Excel, the GetPivotData setting is turned on. , you can watch this short video tutorial. To see the steps for turning off the GetPivotData in Excel See how to fix the formula, so it works correctly.ģ) Benefits: There are advantages to using GetPivotData, so check out the list of GetPivotData Pros and Cons, before you turn it off forever! (This will affect ALL Excel workbooks on your computer)Ģ) Fix It: When you drag down a GetPivotData formula, it might show the same result in every row. Tipsġ) Turn it off: If you don't need that automatic formula feature, the short video in the next section shows how to turn it off. However, if you click on one of the summarized numbers in a pivot table, Excel tries to help you, and it creates a GetPivotData formula. Usually, if you're building a formula, and you click on a cell, Excel creates a simple link to that cell, like this: =B5 Why did Excel Create GetPivotData Formula? =GETPIVOTDATA("Total",$A$3,"Product","File.Excel automatically created this strange-looking formula:.Next, I clicked on cell B5, in the pivot table.First, I typed an equal sign in cell A9.If you're creating a formula in Excel, and you click on a pivot table value, Excel might create a GetPivotData formula for you, automatically, instead of a normal cell reference.įor example, in the screen shot below, I wanted to create a link to cell B5 More Pivot Table Tutorials GetPivotData Formula Video: Select Specific Pivot Table in GetPivotData Select Specific Pivot Table in GetPivotData
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