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Pete McCOsh Pete McCOsh is offline
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Default Pivot Range Name

According to VBA Help, RANGE has to be in A1 style
notation. Yours is R1C1.

Cheers, Pete.

-----Original Message-----
I have a macro I recorded and am now trying to tweek with

VBA to make it
more accurate. In the recorder I got the pivot source

from naming a
large cell range, some of which I don't need.

Trying to make the source dynamic but first was just

trying to "name"
the range for the source data to pull from. Here's the

pivot
generation statement:

ActiveWorkbook.PivotCaches.Add(SourceType:=xlData base,

SourceData:=
"R2C1:R2800C26").CreatePivotTable _
TableDestination:="", TableName:="PivotTable4"

Trying to name a range to replace "R2C1:R2816C26", but

get an error
code when it runs. Below is the code to set the range

name.

Dim RawData As Range
Set RawData = Range("R2C1:R2800C26")

Get "error 1004, Method 'Range' of object '_Global failed"

What am I doing wrong? TIA Lift Off


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