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Amin wants to extract data from a Pivot table he has created for items sold in the East region of his company in a year. The table contains the following entries: Cells A1, B1, A3 and B3 have the headings "Region," "East", "Items" and "Sum" in them respectively. Cells A4 to A6 has the names of Items: A3 sheets, A4 sheets and A5 sheets in them, respectively. Cells B4 to B6 had their respective selling prices. Cells B7 has the title "Grand Total" and cell C7 has the grand total of all selling prices in the table. To calculate the total for the item, A4 sheets, Amin can use the formula: =GETPIVOTDATA("Total","Product","A4 sheets").
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