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Code not working
Hey guys
Code used to work, now doesnt since I made a change... This code goes through each pivot field in the data sector of a pivot table. It hides each pivotfield. Currently in the below example, the value of variable "pvtfield" is "Percent Overdue". I looked in the pivot table and this is a pivotfield name(One I added manually which I will explain in a minuye). The only difference this time than before, is this time the field is a calculated field (where I had to right click on the pivot table, select formulas, and click calculated field). But I called it the exact same name as I did before I did this. Set PvtTable = Worksheets("Reps Current").PivotTables ("PivotTable1") For Each pvtfield In PvtTable.DataFields pvtfield.Orientation = xlHidden Next pvtfield |
Code not working
Hi
see your other posts -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany Todd Huttenstine wrote: Hey guys Code used to work, now doesnt since I made a change... This code goes through each pivot field in the data sector of a pivot table. It hides each pivotfield. Currently in the below example, the value of variable "pvtfield" is "Percent Overdue". I looked in the pivot table and this is a pivotfield name(One I added manually which I will explain in a minuye). The only difference this time than before, is this time the field is a calculated field (where I had to right click on the pivot table, select formulas, and click calculated field). But I called it the exact same name as I did before I did this. Set PvtTable = Worksheets("Reps Current").PivotTables ("PivotTable1") For Each pvtfield In PvtTable.DataFields pvtfield.Orientation = xlHidden Next pvtfield |
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