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Default Macro (or equivalent) to display certain pivot table data

Here's the situation. It's hard to imagine without seeing the whole sheet,
but here goes.

Assume someone enters a product number (e.g., 1438) into cell A1. Let's say
I have a pivot table about 30 rows down that lists all the sales data YTD
(with many different product numbers). I also have "ship to locations" for
where this product is delivered and I want this displayed as well (along with
respective VOL, $, etc.)

I want to have a macro (or something equivalent) that will filter on the
pivot data, so that only the product number listed in cell A1 is displayed in
the pivot table below (with all the possible ship-to locations &
corresponding data as well). It's the equivalent of clicking on the pivot
drop-down menu and selecting the one product number.

However, sales will change the product number depending on whatever number
they want to input, so I can't have the macro specify a specific number, but
just "any number".

Hope this makes some sense.

 
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