To make it easy to filter for a date range, you could add a column to
the source data, e.g. ShowDate. In that column, use a calculation to
test if the date is in the range between the start and end dates that
you've entered in cells F1 and G1. Add the ShowDate field to the pivot
table's page area, and select TRUE from the dropdown list.

After you changes the date range, refresh the pivot table (manually or
programmatically, to show items in the new date range.

Also, if you base your pivot table on a dynamic range, it will
automatically include new rows as you add them to the source data. There
are instructions he

http://www.contextures.com/xlPivot01.html

TD wrote:
Hi,

I have database consist of 5 columns. Employee Name, Patient Name, Agency,
Date Service, Date Entered. I have been updating log of employee visit to
patient for my payroll and billing.

Until now, I was copying data from main log to new worksheet falling in
particular date range and run Pivot Table for payroll and billing (I have to
provide detail breakdown of patient name and visit day).

Is there any way I can run pivot table for date range in column 5 (Date
Enter) without copying related data to new worksheet. Is there any way I can
have some kind of macro that pick up date value between defined in some cell
(lets say F1 & G1) in main worksheet.

I am fairly new to macro and don't know how to write code.

Thanks everyone for taking time to read and response.

TD



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Debra Dalgleish
Contextures
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