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Pivot tables and array variables
I'd like to use some array variables that I populate in VBA to create a pivot
table cache. 1. Is this possible? 2. If so, how? In the past, I've successfully used lines like set pivotcache.recordset = recordset to set the pivot cache equal to a recordset opened from an ODBC connection. This time, I'd like to set the pivot cache equal to a set of array variables. |
Pivot tables and array variables
I found this post helpful. Hopefully, I can use this to create a recordset
that I can set as my pivot cache. http://support.microsoft.com/newsgro...-us&sloc=en-us "JAdamJ" wrote: I'd like to use some array variables that I populate in VBA to create a pivot table cache. 1. Is this possible? 2. If so, how? In the past, I've successfully used lines like set pivotcache.recordset = recordset to set the pivot cache equal to a recordset opened from an ODBC connection. This time, I'd like to set the pivot cache equal to a set of array variables. |
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