I have a large pivot table with multiple row fields and what I am trying to do is return the number of "Locations" under a given "Model". Is this possible in VBA?
Using the picture below as a reference, I would want to return 4 for Armani Ex and 8 for Burberry.
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Thank you!
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I tried to create a sample workbook but even with using a minimal amount of information I wasn't able to bring the file size under the 1 mb limit.
I think that my previous description of what I am looking for should be sufficient.
An example is a good way to go.
The empy cells also need to be counted?
Notice my main language is not English.
I appreciate it, if you reply on my solution.
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I don't need empty cells, just looking to see if there is VBA syntax to return the count of a specific set of fields. Referring to the picture attached in my original post, I'm looking for a way to return the number of locations under a specific model.
IE:
Under "Armani Ex", the returned amount would be 4 for Gramercy, League City, Texas City and (blank).
Under "Burberry", the returned amount would be 8 for Exxon Mobil, Galveston, Gramercy, Katy, League City, Texas City, The Woodlands and (blank).
I know you can use code to return the overall amount of fields for a specific row field, but I'm looking to narrow it down to specific models. What I basically want is to know how many different locations a specific frame model is at. I'm aware of the Distinct Count function but I ran into issues using the Data Model approach to I had to revert to the non-Data Model.
I also understand you can use formula's to return the info but that way takes forever with the data sample I am using so I'd prefer to not have to resort to that method.
bump, still need help with this please
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