GETPIVOTDATA function for retrieving data from Pivot tables | Easy Explanation

In this video, we explain the GETPIVOTDATA function for retrieving and extracting data from Pivot tables. We explain the Ins and outs of the function, and test it in different scenarios to evaluate its pros and cons and fully understand its capabilities.
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[@user-ib2nu3ou2n]

Thanks for explaining it very clearly, I was having problems extracting information from PivotTables & showing in them in the dashboard, when I used the Slicers, it was extracting the wrong data because of my lack of knowledge on GetPivot function, but now with the help of your video, I know where the problem is and how to solve it. Keep up the good work :)

[@ExcelBonanza]

Thanks, Waqas! I'm glad that you the video helpful and the explanation clear. Your comment made me so happy!

[@myfuture1164]

Thank You! This is very useful Example of GatPivotData with Chart

[@ExcelBonanza]

My pleasure. I'm glad that you found it useful!

[@nadermounir8228]

I am not sure I would use it

[@ExcelBonanza]

I agree, Nader! I think it doesn't have that many use scenarios, because of its lack of flexibility, but it's important to know it nonetheless. Thanks for commenting, Nader!