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Asked: 2026-05-30T20:26:17+00:00

I have an Exel 2007 PivotTable using classic layout that has 2 row fields.

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I have an Exel 2007 PivotTable using classic layout that has 2 row fields. For a given data PivotCell, I want to loop through and identify the corresponding row field names and item values for that cell. My code works fine if I am on a sub-total or grand total line (0 or 1 items associated with the cell). But it fails if I try to work with a cell associated with 2 items – “Run-time error ‘1004’: Application-defined or object-defined error”.

The following line succeeds when i=1, but fails when i=2:

cellSpec(1, i) = pvtCell.RowItems(i).LabelRange.PivotCell.PivotField.SourceName

When I set a watch expression to pvtCell, I see that:

pvtCell.RowItems(2).LabelRange.PivotCell=<Application-defined or object-defined error>

Yet pvtCell.RowItems(2).Name has the expected valid value.

Anyone know a reliable method to get the name of the RowItem’s field?

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  1. Editorial Team

    I finally found the answer on a dedicated Excel forum 🙂 http://www.mrexcel.com/forum/showthread.php?p=1638552#post1638552

    The code is now simpler, and it actually works!

    cellSpec(1, i) = pvtCell.RowItems(i).Parent.SourceName
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