Lookup Level: Expert Available in: Excel 2007+
In this article Syntax Examples Example 1 Related functions CUBEVALUE pulls a measure from the Power Pivot Data Model into any cell, so you can build free-form reports instead of being stuck with a pivot table layout.
Syntax
=CUBEVALUE(connection, member_expression1, ...)
Argument
What it means
connection“ThisWorkbookDataModel” for Power Pivot.
Examples
Example 1
=CUBEVALUE("ThisWorkbookDataModel", "[Measures].[Revenue]", "[Calendar].[FY].&[FY24]")FY24 revenue in a single cell.
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Written by Atul Vij Atul (AJ) builds office-automation and local-first AI tools as Atulya AI, and works with Excel, SAP and Oracle EPM every day. He writes about the shortcuts, macros and automations that actually save time — plus the occasional wacky fact.
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