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    Use of Counta Formula in a pivot table

    I want to count the non blank cells in pivot table columns and have been using counta but this means I have to change the formula each time I change the filters. I have read that it is possible to use Counta in a Pivot table but despite a number of goes I have to accept defeat as its beyond me.

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    Re: Use of Counta Formula in a pivot table

    Which version of Excel do you have?
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    Re: Use of Counta Formula in a pivot table

    Maybe count directly from the table?

    =COUNTIFS($C$2:$C$2261,N4,$D$2:$D$2261,G1)

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