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Pivot table overlaps another pivot table - how to find it
Is there a smart way to determine which pivot table in a workbook with
many PTs is generating the message along the lines of "Pivot Table overlaps another pivot table" I did it by saving the workbook in a temporary file and deleting PT's one by one and Refreshing until the message disappeared. I was wondering whether there was a more elegant (perhaps macro driven) method Thanks Laurence |
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