scottleger4
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Good morning,
I have a rather large data source file with a large pivot table. In another file, I need to pull several pieces of information in order for a macro to work. The problem I am having is that the volume of GETPIVOT formulas I currently have are really bogging everything down. The solution I have in mind is to "transfer" the appropraite cut of the data I need into my second file and do VLOOKUPs instead.
I'm running into a problem though. I'm trying to get to a sum of the number of units in an area, but the data behind the pivot has the number of units further broken down to individual locations, which I don't need and would render my VLOOKUP useless as it would only find whatever the first entry in the list is. If my Pivot Table looks like...
Country
....Region
......Area
..........Unit 1 - 6
..........Unit 2 - 10
..........Unit 3 - 21
...is there a way to get this in a list so that I have individual columns...
Country Region Area Unit 1 6
Country Region Area Unit 2 10
Country Region Area Unit 3 21
...from this I could create a unique identifier and do what I need to do. I thought if I double clicked the Totals at the bottom of the Pivot Table it would do what I wanted, except it threw in all the other data fields too. For example...
Country Region Area District Branch 1 Unit 1 2
Country Region Area District Branch 2 Unit 1 1
Country Region Area District Branch 3 Unit 1 1
Country Region Area District Branch 4 Unit 1 2
Would appreciate any ideas you have. Thanks in advance.
I have a rather large data source file with a large pivot table. In another file, I need to pull several pieces of information in order for a macro to work. The problem I am having is that the volume of GETPIVOT formulas I currently have are really bogging everything down. The solution I have in mind is to "transfer" the appropraite cut of the data I need into my second file and do VLOOKUPs instead.
I'm running into a problem though. I'm trying to get to a sum of the number of units in an area, but the data behind the pivot has the number of units further broken down to individual locations, which I don't need and would render my VLOOKUP useless as it would only find whatever the first entry in the list is. If my Pivot Table looks like...
Country
....Region
......Area
..........Unit 1 - 6
..........Unit 2 - 10
..........Unit 3 - 21
...is there a way to get this in a list so that I have individual columns...
Country Region Area Unit 1 6
Country Region Area Unit 2 10
Country Region Area Unit 3 21
...from this I could create a unique identifier and do what I need to do. I thought if I double clicked the Totals at the bottom of the Pivot Table it would do what I wanted, except it threw in all the other data fields too. For example...
Country Region Area District Branch 1 Unit 1 2
Country Region Area District Branch 2 Unit 1 1
Country Region Area District Branch 3 Unit 1 1
Country Region Area District Branch 4 Unit 1 2
Would appreciate any ideas you have. Thanks in advance.