Excel 2007 Macro specific table to generic table?
I have a statement below with "PivotTable5" - How do I make that a generic
pivot table to where it would work with any pivot highlighted? With ActiveSheet.PivotTables("PivotTable5").PivotFields ("Sum of Duration") .Calculation = xlPercentOfColumn .NumberFormat = "0%" -- Sue |
Excel 2007 Macro specific table to generic table?
Hi Sue
Try With ActiveSheet.PivotTables(1).PivotFields("Sum of Duration") _ .Calculation = xlPercentOfColumn .NumberFormat = "0%" End With Assuming there is only 1 pivot table on the active sheet -- Regards Roger Govier "Sue" wrote in message ... I have a statement below with "PivotTable5" - How do I make that a generic pivot table to where it would work with any pivot highlighted? With ActiveSheet.PivotTables("PivotTable5").PivotFields ("Sum of Duration") .Calculation = xlPercentOfColumn .NumberFormat = "0%" -- Sue |
Excel 2007 Macro specific table to generic table?
Roger,
I have two pivots on the active sheet. I want to highlight the pivot value area and then change the format. Is there any way to make the selected pivot (generic - any active pivotTable) the only one I will change the format?-- Sue "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi Sue Try With ActiveSheet.PivotTables(1).PivotFields("Sum of Duration") _ .Calculation = xlPercentOfColumn .NumberFormat = "0%" End With Assuming there is only 1 pivot table on the active sheet -- Regards Roger Govier "Sue" wrote in message ... I have a statement below with "PivotTable5" - How do I make that a generic pivot table to where it would work with any pivot highlighted? With ActiveSheet.PivotTables("PivotTable5").PivotFields ("Sum of Duration") .Calculation = xlPercentOfColumn .NumberFormat = "0%" -- Sue |
Excel 2007 Macro specific table to generic table?
Hi Sue
The following appears to work fine for me when I select a cell within the PT first Dim myname As String With ActiveSheet myname = ActiveCell.PivotTable() End With With ActiveSheet.PivotTables(myname).PivotFields("Sum of Duration") _ .Calculation = xlPercentOfColumn .NumberFormat = "0%" End With -- Regards Roger Govier "Sue" wrote in message ... Roger, I have two pivots on the active sheet. I want to highlight the pivot value area and then change the format. Is there any way to make the selected pivot (generic - any active pivotTable) the only one I will change the format?-- Sue "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi Sue Try With ActiveSheet.PivotTables(1).PivotFields("Sum of Duration") _ .Calculation = xlPercentOfColumn .NumberFormat = "0%" End With Assuming there is only 1 pivot table on the active sheet -- Regards Roger Govier "Sue" wrote in message ... I have a statement below with "PivotTable5" - How do I make that a generic pivot table to where it would work with any pivot highlighted? With ActiveSheet.PivotTables("PivotTable5").PivotFields ("Sum of Duration") .Calculation = xlPercentOfColumn .NumberFormat = "0%" -- Sue |
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