How can I get VBA to figure out what is in position 1 or 2 or whatever of the
rows in a table? In other words, when I am recording a macro and, for
example, dragging out a row field, the recording takes the actual name of
that field and makes it invisible. But if I am in a situation where a user
is going to be manipulating this and I want Excel to automatically take out,
say, the second grouping of a table, without my knowing ahead of time what
that second grouping will be at the time the macro is run, then how do I tell
it "drag out whatever field is in position 2"?

Thx.
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Boris

Boris, try:

ActiveSheet.PivotTables("SalesPvt").ColumnFields(2 ).Orientation = xlHidden


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HTH
Roger
Shaftesbury (UK)


"BorisS" wrote in message
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How can I get VBA to figure out what is in position 1 or 2 or whatever of
the
rows in a table? In other words, when I am recording a macro and, for
example, dragging out a row field, the recording takes the actual name of
that field and makes it invisible. But if I am in a situation where a
user
is going to be manipulating this and I want Excel to automatically take
out,
say, the second grouping of a table, without my knowing ahead of time what
that second grouping will be at the time the macro is run, then how do I
tell
it "drag out whatever field is in position 2"?

Thx.
--
Boris