PivotValueCell object (Excel)

Provides a way to expose values of cells in the case that actual cells (Range objects) are not available.

Example

This code sample uses the PivotValueCell property to test whether the value of one cell in a PivotTable is greater than another cell.

Sub TestEquality()
Dim X As Double
Dim Y As Double

'This code assumes that you have a Standalone PivotChart on one of the worksheets.
X = ThisWorkbook.PivotTables(1).PivotValueCell(1, 1).Value
Y = ThisWorkbook.PivotTables(1).PivotValueCell(1, 2).Value

If X > Y Then
MsgBox "X is greater than Y"
Else
MsgBox "Y is greater than X"
End If
End Sub

Methods

• ShowDetail

Properties

• Application
• Creator
• Parent
• PivotCell
• ServerActions
• Value

See also

• Excel Object Model Reference

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