![]() Excel) and Mike Alexander (in Excel 2016 Pivot Table Data Crunching): Its important you understand what goes on behind the scenes when you use pivot table calculations, and its even more important to be aware of the boundaries and limitations of calculated fields and calculated items to avoid. I have looked everywhere and asked the few here who are using V2013 with no luck. In the words of Excel gurus Bill Jelen (Mr. On Excel 2013, again this is using pivot table data, it is not changing and the same output is created for each of the cells (so they all say 1 instead of 1, 2, 3, 4, etc). It would change "Cell" to "cell1", "cell2", "cell3", etc as it went down to keep the formula correct. In my old V2010, it worked just fine - click the cell where I want to type the formula, type =Cell/3 ENTER and then click the cell's lower right corner until the plus sign appears, double click and it would send the formula down to the remaining cells that ![]() In a blank column next to the pivot table, I want to create a formula using a cell from the pivot table and 1 constant number and then copy that formula down to the rest of the rows (533 rows). I have created a pivot table using a set of data.
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