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viewing VBA behind existing pivot table
Hello-
I think I have an easy question. While I can find the VBA behind a macro, how do I view the VBA behind an existing pivot table? Using the VB editor, where do I go? Thank you. |
viewing VBA behind existing pivot table
There is no VBA behind a pivot table.
You could record macro code to set up and manipulate a pivot table, but the coding behind the pivot table object itself is not exposed. -- John Green - Excel MVP Sydney Australia "Brett Clare" wrote in message om... Hello- I think I have an easy question. While I can find the VBA behind a macro, how do I view the VBA behind an existing pivot table? Using the VB editor, where do I go? Thank you. |
viewing VBA behind existing pivot table
Bret
VB is just a text file. If the Pivot Table was created manually without beig recorded there will be no macro to view. Regards Peter -----Original Message----- Hello- I think I have an easy question. While I can find the VBA behind a macro, how do I view the VBA behind an existing pivot table? Using the VB editor, where do I go? Thank you. . |
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