Structured references are a type of formula notation in excel. This means that instead of referencing to an individual cell address it uses a table reference. This type of formulas is called structured reference formulas. What if you want to turn this off because you want to copy paste your formula to a new sheet without referencing the values to your existing table and use only individual cell address.
Here are the steps to do this:
1. In Excel, Click File > Options > Formulas
2. In the “working with Formulas” section, uncheck “Use table names in formulas”
3. Press OK
Existing formulas will not change your formula referencing after you disable this but new formulas created will use the individual cell address.
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Hi I am having trouble getting rid of my structured references, I have updated my options under formulas to make sure use table names in formulas is un-ticked but they are still showing up even when I make a new formula from my pivot table. Help please!! I am use Getpciot data functions for pviot table references and I want to use those use without the table headings. Please see below for example what is currently happening
=GETPIVOTDATA(“[Measures].[Sum of Amount]”,Pivot!$A$3,”[Table1].[Date (Month)]”,”[Table1].[Date (Month)].&[May]”,”[Table1].[Account]”,”[Table1].[Account].&[A4 Sketch]”,”[Table1].[Catergory]”,”[Table1].[Catergory].&[Sales]”,”[Table1].[Date (Year)]”,”[Table1].[Date (Year)].&[2020]”)
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