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I've been reading the posts here concerning changing the range of a pivot
table, and none have answered my question, so I thought I'd post it and see. To begin, I have one worksheet that contains a table of data (with a header row). On another worksheet, there is a pivot table based on that data. The user should be able to make a selection (from a Combo Box control added to the worksheet), and based on that selection, it will change the range of data to be used for the pivot table. I figured I'd use the PivotTable.SourceData field to do this. The only problem I see is the header row. You see, my header row is Row 1. But the user might select a range of (for example) the data in rows 30-50 (which obviously would not have the header row). If I understand correctly, the Pivot Table requires that the first row be the header row. You see my dilemma? Can anyone offer any suggestions, short of having to manipulate the data each time and insert an extra "header" row for each range needed? Thanks! -Scott -- (To e-mail me, just remove any color names from my posted e-mail, as well as any extra periods) |
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